Startup Founder Nadia Master

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Boss won't waive my 2-month notice, new job can't wait. Options?

Yes you can buy out. Under the Employment Act, either party can terminate the contract by paying salary in lieu of notice for the unspent portion. So you can legally leave early by paying your boss one month's salary (the difference between 2 months and the 4 weeks you'd serve). He cannot force you to physically stay if you compensate, that would be forced labour. Steps: 1) Send a written notice stating your intended last day and offer payment in lieu for the shortfall, quote the compensation-in-lieu clause. 2) Ask your new employer if they'll reimburse the buyout, many will for a candidate they want, I've had one cover it fully. 3) Keep everything in email. Don't just walk out without the in-lieu payment or you could be in breach. But done properly, notice buyout is your right, not his mercy. Spite is not a legal basis to trap you.
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Are cats finally allowed in HDB now? Confused about the new scheme

Yes, the framework changed, cats are now allowed in HDB flats under a licensing scheme with a cap on the number per flat (there's …

Is owning a car in SG even worth it now vs Grab/taxi?

We gave up our car during the COE madness and honestly don't miss it, so here's the other side. Grab plus MRT plus the occasional …

Is owning a car in SG worth it, or just Grab/public transport?

Don't forget the invisible cost: a car sitting parked 22 hours a day is depreciating COE the whole time whether you drive it or no…

How do you find affordable therapy/counselling in Singapore?

Subsidised psychologists via a polyclinic or hospital referral are completely legit and means-tested so much cheaper than private,…