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Shell Bars SGs from Taking Up Local Jobs. Acceptable?
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
Shell’s job ad: Native English speaker required July 30th, 2014 | Author: Editorial A reader forwarded the following job advertisement from Shell to TRE. Initially, the reader found the job advertisement on our national Jobs Bank (www.jobsbank.gov.sg). The Jobs Bank administered by WDA is a free service provided to all Singapore-registered companies and locals (Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents) to help the locals get jobs. Companies who want to hire foreigners must first advertise on the Jobs Bank for 2 weeks before they are allowed to apply for work passes for foreigners. This is to give more chance for locals to be hired first. The Jobs Bank portal was officially launched on 14 July 2014. Unfortunately, by the time the reader informed TRE, the said job advertisement from Shell was removed from the Jobs Bank. Nevertheless, TRE and the reader were able to find the same advertisement on the following sites:
Responsibilities: To support the Global Head of Editorial in developing and implementing clear and consistent editorial messaging to ensure widespread external understanding of Shell’s story, its strategy, strengths and objectives. Write and edit key messages and stories about the company and its employees for a variety of external online channels, publications and media globally. To support Asia Pacific Shell communications in developing key content such as multimedia online packages or other media materials for project milestones and other major business developments. To be pro-active in generating editorial content of global and regional significance for external channels.
Job Title: APAC Editor Country of Work Location: Singapore Work Location: Singapore Apparently, the APAC Editor job is meant for Shell Singapore. It’s not known if Singaporeans will be considered as “Native English Speakers” by Shell. According to this piece of information from the University of Sheffield [Link], the UK government only classifies the following countries as majority native English speaking:
If the requirement in Shell’s job advertisement is not meant to hire Singaporeans, wouldn’t the advertisement run counter to TAFEP regulations? Or perhaps Shell thinks that Singaporeans are considered to be “Native English Speakers”? What do you think? Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. |
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