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50 NTUC Central Committee 2007 To 2011 John De Payva Lim Swee Say Teo Yock Ngee President Secretary-General Secretary for Financial Affairs Heng Chee How Halimah Yacob Deputy Secretary-General Deputy Secretary-General Diana Chia Siew Fui Terry Lee Kok Hua Ameer Hamzah s/o Member Member Abul Nasir Member Tan Chai Kun Fang Chin Poh Edwin Lye Teck Hee Member Member Member CCentralentral CCommittee.inddommittee.indd 5500 44/22/10/22/10 88:49:07:49:07 PMPM Labour Movement Annual 51 Cyrille Tan Soo Leng Thomas Tay Jwee Hwa Nora Kang Kah Ai Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Seng Han Thong Josephine Teo Ong Ye Kung Assistant Secretary-General Assistant Secretary-General Assistant Secretary-General Karthikeyan Krishnamurthy Lim Kuang Beng Member Member Nakalingam Silva Rajendran s/o Tan Hock Soon Member Govindarajoo Member Member CCentralentral CCommittee.inddommittee.indd 5511 44/22/10/22/10 88:49:20:49:20 PMPM 52 TRUSTEES OF NTUC Yeo Guat Kwang Chinese Development Ong Chin Ang (Alternate Member) WDA – Industry Skills & Alignment Director (All Nationalities, Assistance Council – Richard Kang Swee Tat (Alternate Training Council (Retail) Lim Boon Heng Quality Worklife) Skills Training Committee Member) Law Swee Hong Oscar Oliveiro Ang Hin Kee Ang Hin Kee Tommy Goh Hock Wah (Alternate WDA – Industry Skills & Othman Haron Eusoffe Chief Executive Offi cer, Ong Ye Kung Member) Training Council (Food & e2i (Employment and Employability Chinese Development Zainudin Nordin (Alternate Member) Beverage) Charlotte Lee Chu Ching (Observer) NTUC-ADMINISTRATION Institute) Assistance Council – Toh Hwee Tin AND RESEARCH UNIT Silver Talent Programme Danny Tan Teck Meng (Observer) Teo Siew Pan (Observer) WDA- Industry Skills & NTUC’S Lim Sia Hoe BOARD OF TRUSTEES Training Council (Tourism, REPRESENTATION Committee of Impartiality National Youth Council Hotel & Accommodation Lim Boon Heng (Chairman) Edwin Lye Teck Hee ON STATUTORY Jennie Yeo Hong Cheng Services) John De Payva BOARDS, NATIONAL People’s Association – Tan Hock Soon Lim Swee Say Fathers Action Network INSTITUTIONS, Toh Hwee Tin Representing Corporate WDA – Industry Skills Sat Pal Khattar Member TRIPARTITE, GEMS Up Customer & Training Council Teo Yock Ngee Diana Chia Siew Fui (Healthcare) Ong Chin Ang ADVISORY Centric Initiatives Working AND WORKING Committee SBS Transit Board Diana Chia Siew Fui Yip Moh Wah (Secretary) John De Payva COMMITTEES AND Yeo Guat Kwang WDA – Industry Skills & Singapore Chinese Training Council (Precision NTUC DIRECTOR- OTHERS Human Capital (Singapore) Pte Ltd Orchestra Board Engineering) GENERAL’S OFFICE Agri-Food and Veterinary Seng Han Thong Tan Chai Kun Authority Board S Thiagarajan Singapore Council of Lim Swee Say Yeo Guat Kwang Industrial Arbitration Court WDA – Security Industry Director-General (Employee Panel) Women’s Organisation Skills & Training Council Central Provident Fund Mary Liew Nakalingam Silva Heng Chee How Board Cham Hui Fong (till 1 May 2010) Diana Chia Siew Fui SMRT Corporation Ltd Patrick Tay Teck Guan (alternate) Centric Director (Union) Jessie Yeo Hong Cheng John De Payva Halimah Yacob Chairman, Executive Committee Lim Kuang Beng WDA – Singapore Ong Teng Cheong Labour Lim Kuang Beng SNEF-NTUC Migrant Landscape Industry Leadership Institute Civil Aviation Authority of Nora Kang Kah Ai Council Singapore Workers Forum Alignment Director (NTUC 50) Teo Yock Ngee Yeo Guat Kwang Surash R Mukundan Seng Han Thong Halimah Yacob Terry Lee Kok Hua Jennie Yeo Toh Hwee Tin (from 2 May 2010) Social Service Training Centric Director (Global) Economic Development WDA – Training & Adult Board Institute Management Competency Director (Legal Services) Institute of Service Committee Educator Industry Skills Cham Hui Fong Alignment Director (Women’s Excellence@SMU ISES Zee Yoong Kang and Training Council Development Secretariat) Institute of Technical Governing Council Edwin Lye Teck Hee Spring Board Level Seng Han Thong Education Board of Ong Ye Kung WDA – WSQ (Workforce Governors Yeo Guat Kwang Management Policy Centric Director (Union) Advisory Committee Skills Qualifi cation) for Edwin Lye Teck Hee Alignment Director (NTUC 50) Inter-agency Steering Zee Yoong Kang Biomedical Science Zee Yoong Kang Committee on Public Cham Hui Fong Josephine Teo Sub-Committee on Human Centric Director (Staff) JTC Corporation Hygiene (ISCPH) WDA – WSQ (Workforce Gary Goh Resources, German Alignment Director (Uth! Movement, Ong Ye Kung Business Association Skills Qualifi cation) for Organisational Development) Land Transport Authority Working Group Meeting on Goh Sor Imm Process Engineering Ong Ye Kung Seng Han Thong Accreditation of Cleaning Karthikeyan s/o Krishnamurthy The Standards Council Chairman, e2i (Employment and Industry Workplace Safety and Maritime and Port (sub-group of ISCPH) Yeo Guat Kwang Employability Institute) Authority of Singapore Health Council - MOM Centric Director (Worker) Laura Lum Pey Fen Technical Advisory & Yeo Guat Kwang Thomas Tay Jwee Hwa Certifi cation Council Gong Wee Lik Lifelong Learning Workplace Safety and Nanyang Polytechnic Endowment Fund Advisory Edwin Lye Teck Hee Centric Director (Membership Board of Governors Health Council – Finance Communities) Council Temasek Cares CLG Josephine Teo Committee Competency Director (Membership) Josephine Teo Limited Yeo Guat Kwang Alignment Director (Gold Collar) National Environment Tan Hock Soon Halimah Yacob Agency Workplace Safety and Alignment Director (Life-Time Connect) Medifund Advisory Council Tripartite Advisory Panel on Ang Hin Kee Health (Construction and Ong Chin Ang S Thiagarajan Family Friendly Workplaces Landscaping) Committee Centric Director (Union) Ngee Ann Polytechnic Mental Health Alliance Cyrille Tan Soo Leng Jennie Yeo Cham Hui Fong Council Yeo Guat Kwang Halimah Yacob Ong Ye Kung John De Payva Workplace Safety and Competency Director (Industrial National Book Health (Construction and Relations) Public Transport Council Nora Kang Kah Ai Development Council Teo Yock Ngee Landscaping) Committee, Alignment Director (Silver Collar) Ho Shiong Yee Ng Yuen Jiuan Landscape Sub- Rajendran s/o Govindarajoo Tripartite Committee on Jacqueline Chin National Family Council committee Competency Director (Human Public Utilities Board Employability of Older Jennie Yeo Ho Shiong Yee Workers Resource) Yeo Guat Kwang Workplace Safety and Kwong Yuk Wah National Fire and Civil Cham Hui Fong Republic Polytechnic John De Payva Health (Engagement and Competency Director (Information Emergency Preparedness Board of Governors Lim Kuang Beng Outreach) Committee Technology) Council S Thiagarajan Karthikeyan Krishnamurthy Toh Hwee Tin Jennie Yeo Lim Chin Siew Singapore Corporation of Yeo Guat Kwang Workplace Safety and Competency Director (Administration) National Fire Prevention Rehabilitative Enterprises Council – Industrial Tripartite Committee on Health (Logistics & Loy York Jiun (SCORE) Premises Committee Portable Medical Benefi ts Transportation) Committee Competency Director (Corporate Committee on Training Wong Siew Hong Yeo Guat Kwang Simon Ong Teck Leong Development) Lim Pan Hong National Integration Tripartite Committee on Workplace Safety and Ng Yuen Jiuan Singapore Workforce Council (NIC) Work-Life Strategy – MOM Health (Marine Industries) Competency Director (Information Development Agency Thomas Tay Jwee Hwa Halimah Yacob Committee Resource Centre) (WDA) Board Goh Sor Imm National Integration Toh Hwee Tin Adeline Sum Wai Fun Josephine Teo Workplace Safety and Nora Kang Kah Ai Council – Workplace Sub- Tripartite Implementation Competency Director (Group committee Workgroup on the Health (Metalworking) Development) Tan Hock Soon Goh Sor Imm Employability of Older Committee Shona Tan-James Temasek Polytechnic K Thanaletchmi Workers Mah Cheong Fatt Competency Director (Corporate Board of Governors Ang Hin Kee WSH Workgroup for Communications) Zee Yoong Kang National Productivity and Quality Control Council Tripartite Panel on Fair Guidelines on Workplace Jessie Yeo Advisory Council on Yeo Guat Kwang Employment Practices Fatigue Movement Competency Director Community and Parents in Halimah Yacob Jennie Yeo (Industrial Relations Mentoring) Support of Schools National Tripartite Ong Soo Giok Committee on Workplace Union Representation INDUSTRIAL Yeo Khee Leng Health at Committee of Competency Director Advisory Council on Yeo Guat Kwang Inquiry – Public Service RELATIONS COUNCIL (International Affairs) Community Relations in Tan Hock Soon Commission John De Payva Yip Moh Wah Defence (ACCORD) Danny Tan Teck Meng Tan Hock Soon National University of Advisor/President, NTUC; Secretary- Competency Director (Finance) Singapore Board of Edwin Lye Teck Hee General, SMMWU Lim Eng Lee Advisory Panel – Human Trustees Frank Lok Wung Cheong Patrick Tay Teck Guan Lim Swee Say Alignment Director (12-21) Resource Management, Halimah Yacob School of Human Rema Sreedharan Chairman/Secretary-General, NTUC Zainudin Nordin Development and Social National Wages Council Yeo Chun Fing Heng Chee How Alignment Director (No Collar, (2010 / 2011) Services, SIM University WDA – Human Resource Secretary/Deputy Secretary-General, Care & Share) S Thiagarajan Ong Ye Kung (Leader) NTUC; Centric Director (Union); Cyrille Tan Soo Leng (Full Member) Manpower Skills & Training S Thiagarajan AIDS Business Alliance Council Alignment Director (NTUC 50); Director, Ong Teng Cheong Labour John De Payva (Full Member) Executive Secretary, BATU/FDAWU Yeo Guat Kwang S Thiagarajan Leadership Institute Lim Kuang Beng (Full Member)
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    30 AUGUST 2015 60 CENTS MCI (P) 044/12/2014 Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, National Day Rally 2015 2 NATIONAL DAY RALLY NTUC This Week 30 AUGUST 2015 Improving Housing Policies Singaporeans can look forward to new and enhanced housing schemes that will help them afford homes more easily. Here are the details. By Ryan Chan MORE Enhanced FOR ALL Family Support PM Lee outlines a slew of worker- Families now have more help friendly initiatives. at hand with the newly- By Ryan Chan announced pro-family here was much to cheer for on the Labour initiatives. We list them Movement’s side, as Prime Minister (PM) Lee here. T Hsien Loong made a number of announcements to better the lives of Singaporeans in his National Day Rally By Fawwaz Baktee speech on 23 August 2015. The Labour Movement’s call to raise the re-employment age has been answered – in a nutshell, a worker can be re- employed till the age 67 from 65 previously. (See page 4 for the Labour Movement’s response). MORE FOR FAMILIES Changes made to housing policies will see the additions of the Proximity Housing Grant and Fresh Start Housing Scheme. The Special CPF Housing Grant will also be extended to more families. These new policies will see Housing Development Board (HDB) flats becoming more affordable for Singaporeans. Families will stand to benefit from the Baby Bonus Scheme now extended to every child, instead of just the first four children. Newborns will also receive more funds in their Medisave accounts, enough to cover their MediShield Life premiums until the age of 21.