overloaded..wont load!!

Like i've said i've got NO problem trying to login.....after logging in i get that

6.30pm tues 17th?novena-bangsar

so its for travelling dates between 19th jan to 31st jan lor?
u just registered an account with them or how?
Y i still get that stupid congestion page

U refresh the page on this link right?
http://www.firstcoach.com.my/fcweb10c/loginmain.php

Then Indon, Bangla and any non SG worker also an expat here.

IMO, have to factor in the position and pay package.
The one big motivation to work in SG is : converting our SGD saving back to RM.

I only eat that much and most of my meal <$10, how much can I save if I work in Thai?
Is it enough to offset the currency and salary (thus the saving) differences?
I do not speak/read Thai, so will I get a lower salary compare to my peer?

What if your a malaysian but you work as a kitchen helper? still consider as "immigrant status"?

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Added on November 21, 2011, 12:18 pm

it means after u finish ur 12GB of data you will be charged for the amt extra u use but it is capped at 30SGD.
So if your plan is SGD58, the max you will be paying is 58+30 (-corporate plan+hidden charges) +7% GST.
+65 definitely works.
I did not know there is a +02.

this morning my taxi ride to office, the taxi driver was saying he can't afford to buy house in SG so he buy in JB and every day drive over causeway to work, lol.

We pay S$1500 for non-managerial staff as long as they need the car to work (tool of trade allowance). For managers, the car benefit perk starts at S$2000 for junior managers to $4500 for senior directors.

Our HR tells us that this is competitive vs the rest of the market and is based on the cost to buy, run and maintain a car in Singapore. But this scale was last revised when the COE was still S$20K, about 2 years ago. I expect it to be revised again soon, now that the COE has become $50K with no possibility of going back down, due to step-by-step decreases in COE supply. Over the car's lifetime of 5 years, the $30K difference in COE is worth approximately $500 a month extra.

what is wrong with bringing out 2-3 yo kids by travelling on public transport?
yes, it would be a lot more of a hassle then if one owns a car but it does seem fine to me.
so after they grow up, u sell the car or still keep it?
if u keep it and everyone does the same, then the number of cars will keep on increasing and you get even worse jams on the road then ppl start complaining again.
the land in sg is VERY limited, if the number of vehicles increases without limitations, that will be an even bigger problem.

Can I apply PR for my wife and kids if they are still in Malaysia?

What about the kids? Do I need to apply PR for them as well coz' I heard schooling fees in Spore is very high if the student are not PR.

DBS/POSB (same company) = long que but more atm
UOB/OCBC= less atm but shorter que.

I suggest UOB/OCBC

JB Money changer prefer SGD 50 notes or SGD 1000 notes ?
I have few SGD 1000 would like to change..

Instead bring SGD 50 X 20...

Please advice.

And just because it's "long ago" doesn't mean it won't happen again. IMO, the chances of it happening is escalating with each progressive election as UMNO increasingly feels that it's losing grip and must resort to the tried & true malay vs chinese bogey man to gain support. Although I wish PR well and fervently hope that they will come into power and change the country - I do believe in a Plan B... that the chinese must gain access to some sort of armed response capability, or else the overwhelmingly malay police and military will continue to hang like a Sword of Damocles over chinese necks.

Having said that - realistically, there's zero chance of Singapore's military intervening in Malaysia unless it's UN sanctioned... and the UN moves real slow. But in such a cataclysmic event - I'm hoping, like during May 13 - the chinese triads in Malaysia will again come forward as the "armed resistance". Along with the chinese associations, NS trained Singaporean volunteers/Malaysian PR returnees, covert forces and most importantly Singapore-supplied guns - the chinese may fight a good fight after all.

Business yeah, but I dun think they will be willing to give you better rates even if the amout is big.
Cause 1k hard to sell back le.   
They need to change it to smaller notes (go sg bank?) which they might consider troublesome.
Who cares? apparently i do, if the rate is not going to be better even when i am exchanging a large amt.

PS: As I said, that is my opinion. Real life may differ.