LABOUR chief Lim Swee Say on Friday slammed DBS Bank for failing to consult its staff union on retrenching its workers or exploring other cost-cutting measures first.
'We are disappointed by the sudden decision,' he told The Straits Times when asked for his views on the DBS layoffs.

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LSS wayang only. He is a true liar to all his crabs!

DBS should reinstate the locals and sack the foreigners . . . this is a Singapore bank . . .

Who's who in the DBS board of directors?Yet they can "wayang",saying NTUC was not consulted on this!What if this bank is just a "kuching kurak",Am very sure they will sure "hantam bertuh" the management for doing so.But DBS...? one of the major bank in SGP.As if the management do not know how to respect our NTUC?or was given the "go-ahead"," test the water" kind of instuction?Now this has happened,what can or will the NTUC can or will do about the matter or just brush it off as another "commercial decision" and nothing can be done? Shall want to see what percussions this can or will bring to our management and workers union industrial relations?For sure DBS had already set the ball-rolling,more will follow suit,the ones that will suffer are the workers and their families.Would like to see how and what NTUC can and will do about this.

In an advertisement in the Straits Times, they said "At DBS, we believe the greatest gift this season comes from the heart."
Yet DBS is heartless. It is all BS.

DBS = Don't Bull Sh!t

election coming so he must wayang abit what or else who vote for him....
the change is coming time for the opp to come out on top

may be the richard stanley and koh boon hwee really did not consult lss

anyway that is the way to sack the rm who mis-sold the toxic products and overly pushy to entice the uncles and aunties into parting with their retirement funds

SWEE SAY knew it was coming, if DBS did not consult NTUC he should have taken the first step before the deed was done.looks like the normal wayang again!

DBS can minimize the number of employees they fire by dismissing higher-paid traders and bankers aka Citigroup . . . .