Anyone has any experience with temperature sensor (RTD, thermocouple and etc) for industrial application?

Some taxi drivers race!!!! 12 minutes from woodlands checkpoint to bukit batok central. And they like to press on the gas pedal, then brake abruptly. Continue this routine until you arrive at your destination. Guess this is why everyone feels like puking -car sick.

There's a public bank near city square (Jalan Wong Ah Fook).
No good at giving direction, please use google map.

So, you can rent without any proof of residence in Singapore (PR, or any Work Passes)

http://www.ecitizen.gov.sg/topics/pages/mo...spx?mpageId=161

Who is eligible to rent.

There are many reasons why people chose to work in Singapore but that doesn't mean everything back home is shite.

Taxable income.

The 12% monthly variable component is deductible when the company is not doing so well. And when the company is doing well again, they will stop deducting but will not pay you back for what they had taken/deducted before. Refer to your appointment letter.

Many companies have this clause but when one starts deducting maybe it's time to look elsewhere.

The 12% MVC or the 10% pay-cut.

are you intended to work in a hospital? If yes, most likely you would need to send in your resume to employment agents.

If you are non resident come in with an embarkation card, you should return the other half of the card to the custom officer when you leave the country.
http://www.ica.gov.sg/page.aspx?pageid=97

I used MY IC to open my DBS account 6 years ago.

Department will need to seek approval from management for head count. Once approved, HR will start hiring process. Don't understand why do you think HR doesn't have any updated information.

Hiring advertisements by HR > contact/send resume to HR > HR will go through CVs > pass CVs of potential candidates to hiring manager....

It's illegal to do so.

Rental in Bukit Batok is not cheap.
Where's your office? Bukit Batok Industrial Park?

You'd think it's okay until you arrive in office drenched in sweat.

Say, common room - S$700
Rent hike after one year + S$50 ~ S$100

or as much as they want

In 2008 - common room @ S$400 ~ S$500
In 2014 - some common rooms can go up to S$1000

True to a certain extent.
I guess it all depends on the landlord. My sister has been renting S$ 700/common room in Redhill, walking distance from MRT, aircond/minor cooking allowed/wifi/utilities included. No hike in 3 years.

Rented a common room in Bukit Batok Central for S$ 850, cooking/visitors are not allowed, no wifi, naggy and calculative landlord included. Wanted to hike S$ 50 when lease coming to an end, she cited "S$ 50 increment a month and can do without paying another agent fees which is a plus point to us tenants". I think her maths were jumbled up.

Why bother? moved to the adjacent block for S$ 700 and willingly paid whats due to the agent.