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MANY CASHIERS NEEDED* (immediate till CNY, many PH, many double pay)
MANY CASHIERS NEEDED* (immediate till CNY, many PH, many double pay)
earn up to $700 in 2 weeks
central
⚠ retails shift including weekend
✔ Central Sg
✔ Training provided
✔ Double pay on PUBLIC HOLIDAY
✔ No experience OK
Responsibility
Packing at the counter,
doing card & cash transactions.
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Bare minimum is her business is filed with ACRA, all income reported to IRAS for income tax, voluntary CPF contribution. You gotta give ICA something to work with.
If they can’t find any income or CPF contribution, then yes, it’s a huge red flag that warrants rejection.
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Re: I'm starting to see friends made jobless - I think a recession is creeping in
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Any one else see this?
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In Singapore?
My friend is saying there's a recession end of this year...not sure how true..
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Depends on when the election is..
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Re: LTVP application after PMLA rejection
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Huh? You didn’t check the PMLA at all? Doesn’t the PMLA gets routed to you to check after the SC applies?
I clearly remembered when applying PMLA and LTVP, ICA will request for additional documents if SC declares they are self-employed.
Don’t play around by omitting these documents…
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Hmm no we filled in the PMLA application together and that was it, never heard anything about additional or verification documents etc and followed all instructions accordingly.
Only thing we heard after the application was the rejection which to be honest was a shock given both our profiles racially, professionally and nationality wise. I suppose ICA looks at income of SC and whether it can sustain a certain period of time I guess.
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