2021-06-24 03:52:37
Today another CECA summary:
If you're opposing CECA you're most likely not qualified to be a PMET.
"Professionals, Managers, Executives and Technicians" is a pretty broad category of qualified, competent, intelligent workers. As such, I would imagine anybody who fits within it has the following fundamental skills:
- Basic reading comprehension
- Basic numerical comprehension
In other words - you should be able to understand written text and basic numbers.
I've observed that complaints about CECA in Singapore seem to correlate with employment dissatisfaction which - in the light of facts and figures about the agreement (tirelessly repeated in the media) - must mean that you simply cannot comprehend what you read.
Small wonder, then, that you are struggling to find a job that requires even more than that. It is, therefore, quite impossible for you to belong in the PMET category in the first place.
-> FACTS & FIGURES about CECA (for the umpteenth time):
The agreement does not give preferential employment conditions to Indian nationals.
Intra-Corporate Transferees - which appear to be the eyesore for the complainers - still have to fulfill EP requirements.
The number of ICTs among the Employment Pass holders is lower than 5%.
Pre-pandemic there were about 190,000 EP holders in Singapore. It means then, at most, there were about 9,500 ICTs in the city - and not all of them from India (as similar rules extend to other countries SG has agreements with).
Singapore's resident labor force is around 2.3 million. About 58% of them are PMETs - so, approx. 1.3 million.
In other words, people representing 1.3 million strong local PMET labor force are upset about a few thousand immigrant ICTs? Seriously?
Including all EP holders, the entire PMET labor force is about 1.5 million people.
It means that all ICTs comprise around 0.6% of that.
If you got this far and you still feel threatened by CECA, I'm sorry to say but it means you're intellectually incapable of ever being employed in any PMET profession, in any sane company, in any country on this planet.
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