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Daily Cuts - Moonlighting is not illegal, but why you'll need to inform your employer

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A recent survey by an online job site found that moonlighting is set to continue being a top work trend for 2024 in Singapore. We take a look at the contractual and practical considerations those who choose to moonlight will need to take note of. Our guest is Jaya Dass, Managing Director of Permanent Recruitment in Asia Pacific, Randstad.

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Daily Cuts - Stewards of Intangible Cultural Heritage Award

We hear from a kebaya maker who’s been named one of Singapore's Stewards of Intangible Cultural Heritage! Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Raymond Wong, Steward of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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Daily Cuts - Jasper Donat

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Jasper Donat, CEO of Branded, a live digital media company that’ll produce CreatorWeek. It’s a festival – taking place in May 2024 - celebrating the vibrant creator economy in the Asia Pacific region. Donat will also talk about the trends and culture of today’s content creators, musicians, artists and even the global business executives who are part of the content creating ecosystem.

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Daily Cuts - Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Melanie Oliveiro speaks to Singaporean couple Patrick and Karen about viewing AVATAR mountains in winter and how technology has transformed tourism experience near the vicinity.

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Daily Cuts - Tanglin Tango - Desmond Tan

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with local filmmaker Desmond Tan about his short film ‘Tanglin Tango’. Starring Lim Kay Tong and Lim Shi-An, it’s about a blind elderly man Richard whose son hires a teenage part-time cleaner Pin. Both strong personalities, things get ugly when Pin starts stealing from Richard. Tan will talk about how he put the film together and what it was like filming in Tanglin Halt.

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Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: Will speed cameras at traffic lights slow Singapore's speeding problem?

On #TalkBack, Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Bernard Tay, Chairman, Singapore Road Safety Council, about whether red-light cameras could reduce speeding here.

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