In his Budget round-up speech, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong promised the government would continue with its responsible and prudent approach.

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Singapore passes landmark Bill tackling workplace discrimination
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Parliament on Wednesday (Jan 8) passed legislation to protect workers against discrimination. This marks a major step in our journey towards inclusivity and fairness in our workplaces.

Members of Parliament (MPs) unanimously supported the Workplace Fairness Bill after extensive debate, but they called for more groups of workers to be included.

Minister of Manpower Tan See Leng ([link removed]) stressed that workplace discrimination is not tolerated, including towards LGBT individuals. Read ([link removed]) and watch ([link removed]) .

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* Petir Explains: Understanding the new Workplace Fairness Bill ([link removed])

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During the debate, Dr Tan forcefully rebutted PSP NCMP Leong Mun Wai with facts about local PMETs. Watch more ([link removed]) .

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Our MPs believe everyone has the right to a fair and inclusive workplace, and we will continue advocating for greater inclusion to ensure no one is left behind. Watch more ([link removed]) .
During the debate, Labour MP Patrick Tay called on everyone to play our part to achieve the vision to foster a fair and inclusive Singapore. Watch more ([link removed]) .
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The Protection from Scams Bill will safeguard potential victims and protect vulnerable and elderly Singaporeans. Petir explains here ([link removed]) , and read more here ([link removed]) .

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During the debate on the Bill, our MPs also highlighted the need to strengthen our defence to protect Singaporeans agaisnt scams. Watch more ([link removed]) .
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The PAP Government has taken decisive steps to combat scams over the past few years, culminating in the recent passage of the Protection from Scams Bill in Parliament this week. Read more ([link removed]) .

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PAP MPs called on the government to implement safeguards to prevent misuse of personal information, and asked important questions on behalf of Singaporeans and small businesses. Read more ([link removed]) .

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As we welcome the new year, our MPs shared their aspirations for 2025. Louis Ng hopes ([link removed]) Singaporeans can spend more quality time with their loved ones, while Xie Yao Quan hopes ([link removed]) the government continues providing affordable and accessible housing for all citizens.

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Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim expressed his hope ([link removed]) for Singapore to remain united as a community in the new year, while Tin Pei Ling wished ([link removed]) for the further strengthening of the nation's digital space.


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