According to the whistleblower, the town hall meeting was held some days after several executives were “taken to task or left the company after an internal review”, and was hosted by the CEO of SPH Media Trust, Ms Teo Lay Lim.
No specific date was given by the whistleblower, and neither did SPH Media on when actions were taken against the executives.
In it, she informed the members who attended of the actions taken by the company and asked them to “let the matter rest at that” — referring to the departure of the executives.
The CEO was said to be concerned about the matter coming to the attention of the Ministry of Communications and Information and being debated and questioned in the Singapore Parliament.
It was highlighted that the town hall meeting was not attended by all members of the company but only staff from the marketing, advertising and circulation departments.
The whistleblower suggests this implies that the CEO and the top management did not want the entire staff strength to know about this matter.
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I think CEOs in Stat Boards/ GLCs
may all have this problem
because must die die drive numbers to prove to shareholders
(21-01-2023, 05:11 PM)Ola Wrote: [ -> ]I think CEOs in Stat Boards/ GLCs
may all have this problem
because must die die drive numbers to prove to shareholders
But that is akin to cheating..................
That teo lay kim seriously look like a male BBFA leh
SPH is the national publication. Their readership is almost guaranteed by locals.
How they run it to the ground is anyones guess.
(21-01-2023, 06:30 PM)toothpick Wrote: [ -> ]SPH is the national publication. Their readership is almost guaranteed by locals.
How they run it to the ground is anyones guess.
Yes, being a monopoly in the print business makes it hard to understand why it is run to the ground.....
(21-01-2023, 06:30 PM)toothpick Wrote: [ -> ]SPH is the national publication. Their readership is almost guaranteed by locals.
How they run it to the ground is anyones guess.
You know you suck at propaganda when even your target audience doesn't buy your bullshit.
(21-01-2023, 03:30 PM)[[ForeverAlone]] Wrote: [ -> ]Boss = Kwah ex Minister
You mean khaw?
Penang cow so far still very quiet ah ....
(24-01-2023, 05:56 PM)pinkypanther Wrote: [ -> ]Penang cow so far still very quiet ah ....
Everyone started stepping down leaving no one to answer for cheating
(21-01-2023, 06:30 PM)toothpick Wrote: [ -> ]SPH is the national publication. Their readership is almost guaranteed by locals.
How they run it to the ground is anyones guess.
You forget about the umbrage clown. Everything he touches will turn to dust
mr umbrage should be arrested for fraud
This is Singapore it is not unexpected as we do not have investigative journalists that will report a d questions such happenings.
Imagine if such things happen in Taiwan or S. Korea
(24-01-2023, 06:26 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]This is Singapore it is not unexpected as we do not have investigative journalists that will report a d questions such happenings.
Imagine if such things happen in Taiwan or S. Korea
yes got
only investigate and investigate quickly with COP when WP raeesah khan lied in parliament
PAP lied and cheats and steals investigative journalists becomes...............
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Umbrage Ng was too busy trying to sell his company to Keppel. Didn't know and didn't care.
Continue to whistle blow loh.. If what is said is the truth, no scared govt charge you for spreading false rumor..
(21-01-2023, 06:37 PM)Basic_Strategy Wrote: [ -> ]You know you suck at propaganda when even your target audience doesn't buy your bullshit.
SPH makes propaganda meh ? ...i thought ST is one of their best selling daily comic relief !
Guess she inherited the problem and doesn't want to be accountable for it. In same way it is also not fair to her? Well... Maybe she opened a can of worms and wasn't fast enough to close it before it leaks out...