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Essay heading: 11th Hwa Chong Humanities Seminar Report
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March 11, 1998 |
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Singapore has always been dependent on immigrants since the start of nation and will always be as we are short of local manpower.
A. Colonial Era
During the colonial era, liberal open-door policy on immigration drew large numbers of migrants from China, India Archipelago.
B. 1960s~1970s
Industrialisation, sport-led growth attracted large numbers of unskilled foreign labour in manufacturing, construction and domestic service sectors...
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1960s~1970s
Industrialisation, sport-led growth attracted large numbers of unskilled foreign labour in manufacturing, construction and domestic service sectors.
C. 1980s~2000s
A big change came during this period. Economic restructuring, transition to service and financial sectors and high technology areas increased demand for skilled labour...
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