RE: Critical Reasoning Skills - Singaporeans who quit the country and migrate overseas are disloyal
From: Celestine
Grp: allgirlsgroup
RE: Critical Reasoning Skills - Singaporeans who quit the country and migrate overseas are disloyal
I agree with creasoningskill that Singaporeans who migrate from Singapore to other countries are usually offered better paying jobs, better education or a less stressful living. Singapore has become a fast paced country, and it is no wonder that we, Singaporeans, are starting to be stressed/pressured by the high expectations our society is giving us. Thus, the first solution that comes into their mind is usually migration, as it is the easiest way out.
However, we must not neglect the fact that Singaporeans are being threatened by the vast numbers of foreign talent that are entering Singapore every year. As these foreign talents enter the Singapore's working force (mostly) with their high qualifications, many employers might prefer hiring them rather than Singaporeans.
As more foreign talents are being brought into Singapore, Singaporeans feel that their ‘rice bowls’ are being threatened and are worried that they might be replaced anytime.
Thus, I feel that it is not disloyal for Singaporeans to migrate as they are doing themselves a favour by moving on to greener pastures. After all, isn’t the well-being of the citizens more important than the country?
Grp: allgirlsgroup
RE: Critical Reasoning Skills - Singaporeans who quit the country and migrate overseas are disloyal
I agree with creasoningskill that Singaporeans who migrate from Singapore to other countries are usually offered better paying jobs, better education or a less stressful living. Singapore has become a fast paced country, and it is no wonder that we, Singaporeans, are starting to be stressed/pressured by the high expectations our society is giving us. Thus, the first solution that comes into their mind is usually migration, as it is the easiest way out.
However, we must not neglect the fact that Singaporeans are being threatened by the vast numbers of foreign talent that are entering Singapore every year. As these foreign talents enter the Singapore's working force (mostly) with their high qualifications, many employers might prefer hiring them rather than Singaporeans.
As more foreign talents are being brought into Singapore, Singaporeans feel that their ‘rice bowls’ are being threatened and are worried that they might be replaced anytime.
Thus, I feel that it is not disloyal for Singaporeans to migrate as they are doing themselves a favour by moving on to greener pastures. After all, isn’t the well-being of the citizens more important than the country?
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