For CountryFor People
We envision a united Singapore, based on the principles of inclusivity and non-discrimination.
For CountryFor People
We envision a united Singapore, based on the principles of inclusivity and non-discrimination.
Our Vision
Progress with compassion,
a united Singapore.
We envision a compassionate Singapore, committed to reducing income inequality.
We envision a progressive Singapore which values diverse opinions and ideas.
Our Campaign and Candidates
What we stand for
We want to build a compassionate and truly democratic Singapore where good values and people matter. Freedom of choice and free speech without fear must be defended.
We hope to be given the opportunity for Progress Singapore Party to be an alternative voice in parliament. In due course, as the party and candidates mature, we intend to be ready to govern the nation. In the meantime, we will work with those who share our political beliefs of country first – before either party or self.
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Jobs and Livelihoods Debate
In GE2020, PSP’s election manifesto had a component called “Jobs for Singaporeans”. It consists of
The balance in maintaining an open economy and foreign manpower: Hazel in Parliament
Mr Speaker, Sir, Of all the free trade agreements that we have signed with other
Rebalancing the Foreign Talent Policy
FOREIGN TALENT POLICY: That this Parliament calls upon the Government to take urgent and concrete
Local PMETs face systemic challenges
More Singaporean PMETs are employed, but the larger number of foreign workers engender challenges by
HBB Directory launched
As part of PSP Women’s Wing (WW) National Day Campaign to promote Home Based Businesses (HBB),
PSP is proud to launch this Directory of HBB Sellers to help promote their Products.
Globalization: not a simple yes or no
Trade is essential to Singapore but not all trade agreements may be good Toh Han
The Price of FTAs for Singaporeans
The #PSPJobsDebate, preceded by two Ministerial Statements, in Parliament on July 6 was interesting to say the least. There were robust and meaningful engagements, but the 7 parliamentary questions (PQ) posed by the Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) Non-Constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) Leong Mun Wai were not addressed. In a deeper look into these PQs, PSP elaborates on why some FTAs have and will cost Singaporeans and the need for shortcomings in Singapore’s foreign labour policies to be addressed.
Leong Mun Wai & Hazel Poa Take On PAP Regarding Jobs & Employment In Singapore
PSP cares about Singaporeans’ livelihoods; so we will raise important questions regarding a wide range
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