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Daily Cuts - Inclusivity in Workplaces

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The rise of an increasingly savvy and diverse workforce means businesses are pivoting to new hiring strategies. Francis Hoefman, Senior Vice President, HR, Health & Hygiene, Reckitt, explains these new inclusivity-focused strategies to Work It's Cheryl Goh and Hui Wong.

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Daily Cuts - Your Travel Guide for Summer 2023

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Lavinia Rajaram, Travel Expert, Asia Public Relations Director, about Expedia’s 2023 summer trends report, which shows that intra-Asia travel is continuing to trend, and why more Singaporeans are traveling this summer, despite rising travel costs.

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Daily Cuts - Experiential attractions

The Polliwogs and X-Scap8: Have you been to these places? Melanie Oliveiro speaks to the Husband and Wife team, Hariman Kwok CEO and Founder of The Seriously Fun Group, The Polliwogs and X-SCAP8 & Simone Ng - Director, as she  explores the culture of experiential attractions and how they have evolved through time.

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Daily Cuts - An artists' playground at CO PLAY

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Cheong Zhaoyong, Group Brand Director of ActionCity, and artists Jeremy Tanavit, who play a part to build up CO PLAY, a new creative habitat for Singaporean artists. CO PLAY also aims to be Singapore’s collective art and designer toy showcase to the world.

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Daily Cuts - Why parents keep mum about abuse

Rarely do most of us think about children abusing their parents. In June, a particularly disturbing incident left one mother with a fractured rib and bloodied lip. The perpetrator? Her 16-year-old son who also threatened her with a chopper. Daniel Lopez, is President of the Society Against Family Violence. He wrote a commentary about parental abuse and he shares why parents usually stay quiet when they are being abused. 

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Daily Cuts - Spike in the number of complaints on e-commerce businesses

As we shop online more, it's more likely for us to face dissatisfaction or issues with our orders. Besides scams, you might face wrong item delivery, item damaged…Singapore’s consumer association saw a spike in the number of complaints on e-commerce businesses. They say it has doubled. Linus Ng, Member, CASE Central Committee and Chairperson, CASE Consumer Education Committee tells Andrea and Nadirah the reasons behind this.

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