Cortina Watch Theft Saga

[edsonchan]

Can work as the waiter in the dim sum store opposite Sub courts..

Can find job one la... why so negative..

[louie]

Can work as the waiter in the dim sum store opposite Sub courts..

Can find job one la... why so negative..

sure can if he dun mind work waiter selling dim sum,toilet cleaner,construction work,factory..than yellow ribbon is the way to go. Can sign up with them upon released from prison..

[feilong108]

erm..not all ex-convicts are employed in low paying jobs...

[edsonchan]

erm..not all ex-convicts are employed in low paying jobs...

That is true.... I have a personal friend who is now a property agent... When the market bloomed last year.... he is making big bucks now...

I am not trying to say that all ex-convicts HAVE TO take up low paying jobs... just trying to say that they do have some chance out there no matter what..

Busting the myth that was mentioned : "even after his released who wanna employ him"

[BRABUS]

I had a friend who went to jail for 7 years , because of manslaughter , now he is travelling in a new BMW 7 series , staying in a Landed worth more than 2 million . Wearing a Rolex YG DD with full diamonds on dial lugs and bracelet .
Hear that after his release , he went on to work for his friend whom he met inside jail , and eventually comes out to start his own business with support from his inmate friend .
Now i think , i consider him as a sucessful businessman , happily married with 2 kids . With business in both spore malaysia and china.

[116520]

He sells handphones?

I had a friend who went to jail for 7 years , because of manslaughter , now he is travelling in a new BMW 7 series , staying in a Landed worth more than 2 million . Wearing a Rolex YG DD with full diamonds on dial lugs and bracelet .
Hear that after his release , he went on to work for his friend whom he met inside jail , and eventually comes out to start his own business with support from his inmate friend .
Now i think , i consider him as a sucessful businessman , happily married with 2 kids . With business in both spore malaysia and china.

[louisoh]

Tink he is going up the lorry soons....

[feilong108]

yup...there are always ppl who believe in giving 2nd chance....well..afterall if he or she paid for the crime or mistake made,it is considered a clean slate of life...who dun commit mistakes in life...as long you repent and turn over a new leaf i am sure they can make it in life again...

[louie]

erm..not all ex-convicts are employed in low paying jobs...

under the "yellow ribbon" program mostly are the low paying jobs...

That is true.... I have a personal friend who is now a property agent... When the market bloomed last year.... he is making big bucks now...

I am not trying to say that all ex-convicts HAVE TO take up low paying jobs... just trying to say that they do have some chance out there no matter what..

Busting the myth that was mentioned : "even after his released who wanna employ him"

I met this uncle at the hawker centre he told me his taxi vocational license was revoked after his released..i nvr asked him why he was put behind bars. (now he is the hawker centre cleaner) He told me no matter how many times he appealed with the MP letters they keep rejecting him..when he was telling me his eyes all red..abt the yellow ribbom it is to mostly low paying jobs,and factories in the prison.(hourly rate is 1.60...)

[louie]

yup...there are always ppl who believe in giving 2nd chance....well..afterall if he or she paid for the crime or mistake made,it is considered a clean slate of life...who dun commit mistakes in life...as long you repent and turn over a new leaf i am sure they can make it in life again...

fortunately yesh there are ppl who are willingly to give them a second chance...but what abt the yellow ribbom...is there better paying jobs offered in the yellow ribbom program? what abt the the professional individuals...eg.Doctor,lawyer,accountant even the taxi drivers....will they be offer a second chance?

[feilong108]

not really..there are bosses out there willing to give them 2nd chances...just that you have to know where to go and find....btw y be professional when you can be your own boss???can always start a small time business and expand accordingly mah....

[louie]

not really..there are bosses out there willing to give them 2nd chances...just that you have to know where to go and find....btw y be professional when you can be your own boss???can always start a small time business and expand accordingly mah....

yesh depending on what jobs..."fortunately yesh there are ppl who are willingly to give them a second chance..." isn't the yellow ribbom all abt giving the ex-convicts a second chance? why only to low pay jobs..? but not professionals? did you know those can't find jobs no other choice but to work in factory in changi prision and get paid for afew dollars an hour...

[feilong108]

those with good degrees can always flock to overseas for greener pastures...hehehehe...

[BRABUS]

Hi

He sells handphones?

No, not handphones !
Can make so much money by selling handphones meh ?

Btw he is in the retail bussines . Not so nice to announce in public forum , alot of people will know if i reveal somemore . Hehe...

[Mille]

I had a friend who went to jail for 7 years , because of manslaughter , now he is travelling in a new BMW 7 series , staying in a Landed worth more than 2 million . Wearing a Rolex YG DD with full diamonds on dial lugs and bracelet .
Hear that after his release , he went on to work for his friend whom he met inside jail , and eventually comes out to start his own business with support from his inmate friend .
Now i think , i consider him as a sucessful businessman , happily married with 2 kids . With business in both spore malaysia and china.

if i kena manslaughter..no matter how rich i am i oso cannot sleep with peace at night..