Anti-vice forces on the raid

[Harlos]

who is this she? dont tell me AV chief is a she??

 

[BMWbuyerGoGo]

will customers be charged?

 

[Johncenazgurl88]

Still have another choice, go for fL with room provided. But not many choices though.

 

[Bud]

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1095308/1/.html

Generous bonus for Singapore civil servants

Singapore's 74,000 civil servants will get a yr-end bonus of 2 mths inclusive of the 13th-mth pay.

This is on top of the 0.5-month bonus plus S$300 received in July. 2gether with the yr-end payment, the total variable payment for 2010 will be 2.5 months & S$300.

Last yr, becos of the economic slump, the payout was jz 0.25 months, capped @ S$750.

In addition, a Growth Bonus - nw known as the Special Variable Payment (SVP) - will be paid in March 2011 to eligible civil servants, aft a 3-year absence.

Tis year's bonus is perhaps 1 of the most generous payouts 2 civil servants, thanks 2 the strong economic recovery.

"The Singapore economy has recovered strongly and expanded by 17.9% in the first half of 2010. The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has forecast the 2010 GDP growth at around 15%," said the Public Service Division (PSD) in a statement on Wednesday.

For this, civil servants will be rewarded.

The SVP is payable when there is exceptionally good economic growth, and the quantum varies depending on individual performance.

In March 2011, good performers will receive one month of SVP and better performers will receive more, up to 1.6 months, while poor performers will not receive any SVP.

NTUC deputy secretary-general Halimah Yacob said: "I'm really happy, because the government paid in 2007 a Growth Bonus of half a month, and that is because the growth was 7.7%.

"This year's growth will be really much better than 2007, so we felt that the civil servants definitely deserve better Growth Bonus compared to 2007. So we had negotiations with the Public Service Division and I'm very happy that they recognised and took into consideration the contributions of all civil servants."

Union leaders also welcomed the bonus announcement.

Mr Teo Yock Ngee, general secretary of Amalgamated Union of Public Employees (AUPE) and NTUC secretary for financial affairs, said: "Given Singapore's good economic performance in 2010, the AUPE welcomes the PSD's decision for a year-end payment of two months. We also look forward to the Special Variable Payment (formerly known as Growth Bonus) to reward good performers. We are glad of the government's recognition of support and hard work by its employees in these good times."

Mr G Muthukumarasamy, general secretary of Amalgamated Union of Public Daily Rated Workers, added: "We are very happy with the announcement and thank the government because for AUPDRW's union members, who are daily-rated workers, this year-end payment will help our lower-wage workers to meet their daily expenses. We also urge our members to set some funds aside and save for a rainy day."

Private-sector companies are expected to take the lead Reviewom the public sector.

The employers federation expects companies to give out bonuses averaging about 2.5 months - that's about half a month more than last year. Unionised companies are expected to give a little more.

Stephen Lee, president of Singapore National Employers Federation, said: "We would like to urge companies to reward workers fairly and also to reward workers for the sacrifices that they have gone through last year to pull our companies through."

The government, though, has again decided to defer the salary adjustments for Administrative Officers, political, judicial and statutory appointment holders.

That's because of the reduction in private sector benchmarks last year.

PSD said the government will "monitor the economic growth and movement of the benchmarks before making any subsequent decision on when to implement the salary adjustment".

The third and last phase of the salary adjustments was due in January 2009, but has been deferred twice since then. The first two adjustments were made in April 2007 and January 2008.

Minister-in-charge of the Civil Service, Teo Chee Hean, said: "Civil servants accepted a wage reduction during the difficult economic times and worked hard to help turn the economy around quickly.

"The year-end payment and Special Variable Payment to be paid in March next year recognise the contribution of our civil servants in helping Singapore recover Reviewom one of its worst recessions.

"To ensure that Singapore can continue to grow, we will have to work even harder to raise productivity and find new ways of expanding the economy."

The payout may be good but experts are also tempering sentiments saying that workers should manage their expectations.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said that the blistering growth this year cannot continue and Singapore is unlikely to achieve double-digit growth next year.

 

[Sara W]

H81 ask for ger ic. I paid & told ger I go up 1st, then she follow. Ger said they sure come up 2 ask for her ic (they can see Reviewom cctv). I think ger already experience like that (but not with me - but she will never confess to me). I go counter said dun wan room. Clerk refund & said next time if like that, no refund.

enjOYwHILEucAn - all bros should hv done according to my monicker. Now hv to self-service. Look on the bright side: we save $. Wait for all this to die down then we come out to play.

 

[My 3 Boys]

We should start writing on the HC we dun like

 

[the man 505]

YuP!Did you read my first posting of this thread?
She is not only a " she" but some unwanted stuff by singaporean men...
the kind when you meet her at first sight, your "kukubird" won't stand up and greet her "yes madam".Her nickname is tomboy!

 

[Nnifer]

How about your Reviewiend?

 

[snowball45830]

I have asked this question on other AV thread. Dont think I got a reply.
Can anyone here share how the AV select the rooms they want to searched? Only those rooms on transit? or all the rooms which will include the whole day rooms?
I guess the only way is, if it is a must maybe not with FL but FB then pay a little more for the bigger hotels for a whole day. Some planning needed of course. Before the appearance of 81 and FH, I use to do this. Looks like I may have to do it now. To book for the whole day for 81 for Reviewiday and Sat is $139 and any other days is $129. Maybe some other 81 and FH might have slight different rates. But at 100 plus, top up a little more and look at other mid range hotel. Nicer, bigger, safer, bonk also better.

 

[Drunk Chicken]

those ppl up there should get their priority right....

we r hiding inside our room, never go round disturbing ppl, just want to fuck our girls in our private space, yet they want to catch....

 

[dallenmarket]

Your method does not work, even if you book whole day as they access the hotel system to generate the list of rooms booked under sg IC.

 

[DuckyMcQuackers]

sorry to side-track a bit..... extract Reviewom y'day The Straits Times:

Administrative officers at the entry-level Superscale Grade of SR9 will get $365,000, up Reviewom $338,000....

"Administrative officers"...??!!! $365,000...!!!!??!
it's three hundred and sixty-five THOUSANDS.... tat works out to be approx. THIRTY-THOUSANDS per month...!!!
wat type of SUPER administrative officers is tat??!!!

 

[mandm68]

My purpose of posting this thread is to enlighten bros about this newly woman AV officer who is on the ball now till next year 2010 before CNY.
Operation will be wide and islandwide as these days goes by, Thank you for not bringing "369" Omega youngsters to this scene.
In the late 90s , many SS would be combining to wipe out them , don't even need SPF or CID to do the job!
Those were the days!

 

[Emmanuel]

head of av unit?

 

[Sahar]

Your info zhun boh? operation Reviewom now till cny, that's more than 2 months!

 

[fish_in_dish_water]

Got her pic and name or not? Maybe can post them here for all the bros. to curse and swear.

 

[Deadhead Incognito]

Maybe madam was the victim who drank the "semenated" drink so she taking revenge on all men, lol

Article below:

http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne+News/Crime/Story/A1Story20101124-249000.html

 

[billys_office]

Dun think so lah. If you read the article clearly, it mentioned that the guy approached his female colleagues at the "desks", not room or office. It is unlikely for high-ranking officers to be just sitting at desks in an open office. They would usually have rooms of their own.

 

[HERB N]

yes, bro geylangbonker info hardly go wrong..

now is pretty red alert! can't really think of better outlet to go now!!

 

[Michelle F]

jus like to ask , wat if i was kanna raided ? wat will happen to mi ? coz i was feeling aReviewaid tt 1 bunch of av will jus bang into the room while i was rocking . lol. everytime i was thinking about it when rocking, doesnt make mi a enjoyable encounter