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Koh Wan Ting
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Senior Journalist, Channel NewsAsia
Singapore
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Telecoms , Technology , Innovation , Media
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GE2025: Workers' Party calls for GST exemptions, minimum wage and wealth tax in wide-ranging manifesto
By Koh Wan Ting Verified, Renald Loh| Channel NewsAsia Verified SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) on Thursday (Apr 17) unveiled its manifesto for Singapore's General Election in May, calling for GST exemptions, minimum wage and a wealth tax among other measures. The wide-ranging manifesto was split into five sections, including affordability and cost of living concerns, economic growth and opportunities and issues of inclusion and equality.
By Koh Wan Ting Verified, Tang See Kit| Channel NewsAsia Verified SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) on Wednesday (Apr 16) put out a list of 15 policies it claimed it had advocated for, which were later adopted "in some form" by the government, including issues pertaining to housing, transport and employment support. In a Facebook post, the opposition party said that while it was not in the government, many of its proposals ended up being adopted to some extent, which ultimately benefited Singaporeans.
GE2025: Workers' Party calls for GST exemptions, minimum wage and wealth tax in wide-ranging manifesto
By Koh Wan Ting Verified, Renald Loh| Channel NewsAsia Verified SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) on Thursday (Apr 17) unveiled its manifesto for Singapore's General Election in May, calling for GST exemptions, minimum wage and a wealth tax among other measures. The wide-ranging manifesto was split into five sections, including affordability and cost of living concerns, economic growth and opportunities and issues of inclusion and equality.
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Channel NewsAsia