sch toilet!
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name out all the sch toilet that are most SICK!!
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huh? u mean they make u sick or the toilet is really sick?
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DISGUSTIN!!!Originally posted by hopy:huh? u mean they make u sick or the toilet is really sick? -
call the toliet doctor
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one word to describe sch toilets...
DISGUSTING!!!
esp primary schools one. omg...
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Need the school authorities or the MOE to take action and teach them how to use the toilets cleanly and not dirty.
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Maybe we shud think of ways to encourage e toilet users, in dis case e students, to take care of e rest rooms' environment
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Go and ask all the students like me to wash the toilets everyday and we may learn the lesson from this and won't do it again
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this wont work...haha
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theres some stupid detention programme by my school last time.. those ppl who were naughty or late for school were forced to do CWO such as clean windows, to the extent of cleaning toilets.
such an act is condemned as it is a very bad excuse to let the cleaners slack and waste resources like wages and man-hours. -
Hire recruits frm BMT to clean toilet! THey r the expertise, clean until kan shine type ah!
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Primary school toilets sucks..
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The school can ask us the students to clean the toliets and no need to hire those cleaners as they can save on costs and used on other things
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No. That will further deprive more of our fellow citizens of job opportunities. Furthermore, cleaners in Singapore receive extremely low wages. I'm always Pro-Job Creation - but solely for Singapore Citizens.Originally posted by gorby107:The school can ask us the students to clean the toliets and no need to hire those cleaners as they can save on costs and used on other things -
But not a lot of people want to do this type of low-class and low-pay job in the last few years but luckily what you said the Pro-Job Creation encourage them to take up those jobs by have their pay higher and using newer technology. But don't know Singaporeans will accept it a not??? We need to change our mindset on thatOriginally posted by SBS3688Y:No. That will further deprive more of our fellow citizens of job opportunities. Furthermore, cleaners in Singapore receive extremely low wages. I'm always Pro-Job Creation - but solely for Singapore Citizens.
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The market is so bad nowadays; definitely can get our fellow citizens to take up these jobs; esp the old people. some are penniless and would be grateful for being offered such jobs. Besides, they can kill time while earning money, which's better than sitting idle the whole day and risk becoming senile faster.Originally posted by gorby107:But not a lot of people want to do this type of low-class and low-pay job in the last few years but luckily what you said the Pro-Job Creation encourage them to take up those jobs by have their pay higher and using newer technology. But don't know Singaporeans will accept it a not??? We need to change our mindset on that
I always believe employers in Singapore ought to change their mindset being over-dependent on foreign workers, but the government ought to make the first steps in some areas such as changing of some policies, etc..
I hope to see more Singapore citizens working as cleaners, dish-collectors, grass cutters, manual labourers, construction workers, etc... Perhaps can begin by recruiting ex-convicts by giving them another chance - Support the "Yellow Ribbon" project. -
Yup I agree with you. Singaporeans need to venture more for jobs. But if they don't want to work those kind of jobs, the government need to raise the pay for those kind of jobs as it is a tiring job, long-hour and low pay. So not a lot of people not willing to take the jobOriginally posted by SBS3688Y:The market is so bad nowadays; definitely can get our fellow citizens to take up these jobs; esp the old people. some are penniless and would be grateful for being offered such jobs. Besides, they can kill time while earning money, which's better than sitting idle the whole day and risk becoming senile faster.
I always believe employers in Singapore ought to change their mindset being over-dependent on foreign workers, but the government ought to make the first steps in some areas such as changing of some policies, etc..
I hope to see more Singapore citizens working as cleaners, dish-collectors, grass cutters, manual labourers, construction workers, etc... Perhaps can begin by recruiting ex-convicts by giving them another chance - Support the "Yellow Ribbon" project. -
ya!Originally posted by stellazio:Primary school toilets sucks.. -
Very very very unfortunately this is the case in my school now.Originally posted by 105090:theres some stupid detention programme by my school last time.. those ppl who were naughty or late for school were forced to do CWO such as clean windows, to the extent of cleaning toilets.
such an act is condemned as it is a very bad excuse to let the cleaners slack and waste resources like wages and man-hours. -
hahaha...so unlucky arOriginally posted by SGEMP:Very very very unfortunately this is the case in my school now.
wad sch ur in? -
Originally posted by gorby107:Yup I agree with you. Singaporeans need to venture more for jobs. But if they don't want to work those kind of jobs, the government need to raise the pay for those kind of jobs as it is a tiring job, long-hour and low pay. So not a lot of people not willing to take the job
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Originally posted by SBS3688Y:
The market is so bad nowadays; definitely can get our fellow citizens to take up these jobs; esp the old people. some are penniless and would be grateful for being offered such jobs. Besides, they can kill time while earning money, which's better than sitting idle the whole day and risk becoming senile faster.
I always believe employers in Singapore ought to change their mindset being over-dependent on foreign workers, but the government ought to make the first steps in some areas such as changing of some policies, etc..
I hope to see more Singapore citizens working as cleaners, dish-collectors, grass cutters, manual labourers, construction workers, etc... Perhaps can begin by recruiting ex-convicts by giving them another chance - Support the "Yellow Ribbon" project.
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Well, why not suggest this:
Singapore Prison Service to arrange with toilet-cleaning companies to give jobs to ex-cons?
This would literally enable the toilet-cleaning companies to support the Yellow Ribbon Project---and eventually give the ex-cons a chance to renew themselves. -
Mine School also same. Think is if you late for X number of times. DM / VP/ P will make you clean toilet after school as detention. I think smokers will also kena.Originally posted by 105090:theres some stupid detention programme by my school last time.. those ppl who were naughty or late for school were forced to do CWO such as clean windows, to the extent of cleaning toilets.
such an act is condemned as it is a very bad excuse to let the cleaners slack and waste resources like wages and man-hours.