reference check (careers@gov)

When HR asks for consent to do a reference check, do they usually contact the supervisor we listed in the pre-interview form? Or will they contact the HR contact we listed as well?

I’m asking because I put my ex-manager from my previous company as my referee, and listed my current company’s HR contact separately (in the HR info section). I haven’t resigned yet, so I didn’t put my current manager down as a referee.

I’m just worried that if they contact my current HR, HR might inform my manager that I’m looking for a new job 🥹

Does anyone know what kind of questions they would ask the HR contact? Would it usually just be to verify employment details, or would they ask about performance as well?

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u/oonefourninee — 6 days ago

layoff in government sector

now that gov tech has laid off their employees, what are some other government sector that could likely layoff people soon?

do you think the healthcare clusters like NUHS, NHG and Singhealth could layoff people?

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u/oonefourninee — 3 months ago
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do you think my sister has a problem?

my sis is 31 years old this year, and i’ve always wondered if she has some sort of problem because of the things she had done. my mother always shrug it off and said it’s just because my sister is “blur”, but idk it doesn’t seem like it. here are SOME of the things she had done.

  1. she failed her olevels because she got an F9 for english. she then went for SIM diploma and spent 1 year retaking english (spent 10k on english tuition at british council, but ended up getting an D7 after 1 year.)

  2. she spent almost 8-9 years in SIM trying to get a degree. but she ended up only getting a diploma because she failed the degree course twice (she also took longer than normal to get her diploma as she failed multiple modules)

  3. twice, she forgot she had a period and placed her pad with blood into the washing machine. when confronted by my mother, she said she didn’t have a period and only admitted to having a period having a while.

  4. she got fired at all her jobs (accountancy/admin related at small private company). once, her boss wanted to jolt down the things she had done during her probation. she ended up writing “open door for aunty” and “refill water at nicholas’s table”. not only that, when she was younger, she got fired at simple jobs like selling macaron at a booth as she had forgotten to put all the macaron back into the fridge when she closed the stall.

  5. in taiwan, she mistook the night market chicken cutlet stall number (which was 18) as the price of the chicken cutlet. she saw the stall number and went “the chicken cutlet is 18 twd”. 18 taiwan dollar is equivalent to 80 cents sgd btw.

  6. telling me and mother we should take the lift up to a higher floor when it is visible that the lift is already at the highest floor.

  7. stealing my things and not admitting even after i presented my evidences.

these are just SOME of the examples. i told my mother she should really see the doc because i believe she has some sort of problem but my mother just refuses to believe me. what do you think?

btw: she is currently working as a 100% wfh personal assistant. most of the time she is just lying in bed using phone doing some admin work. she only earns around 2.5k per month, and the minimum criteria for job is olevels (which means she literally spent 8-9 years in SIM for nothing). she has no hobbies, and just scroll through ig most of the time.

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u/oonefourninee — 3 months ago

do you think my sister has a problem?

my sis is 31 years old this year, and i’ve always wondered if she has some sort of problem because of the things she had done. my mother always shrug it off and said it’s just because my sister is “blur”, but idk it doesn’t seem like it. here are SOME of the things she had done.

  1. she failed her olevels because she got an F9 for english. she then went for SIM diploma and spent 1 year retaking english (spent 10k on english tuition at british council, but ended up getting an D7 after 1 year.)

  2. she spent almost 8-9 years in SIM trying to get a degree. but she ended up only getting a diploma because she failed the degree course twice (she also took longer than normal to get her diploma as she failed multiple modules)

  3. twice, she forgot she had a period and placed her pad with blood into the washing machine. when confronted by my mother, she said she didn’t have a period and only admitted to having a period having a while.

  4. she got fired at all her jobs (accountancy/admin related at small private company). once, her boss wanted to jolt down the things she had done during her probation. she ended up writing “open door for aunty” and “refill water at nicholas’s table”. not only that, when she was younger, she got fired at simple jobs like selling macaron at a booth as she had forgotten to put all the macaron back into the fridge when she closed the stall.

  5. in taiwan, she mistook the night market chicken cutlet stall number (which was 18) as the price of the chicken cutlet. she saw the stall number and went “the chicken cutlet is 18 twd”. 18 taiwan dollar is equivalent to 80 cents sgd btw.

  6. telling me and mother we should take the lift up to a higher floor when it is visible that the lift is already at the highest floor.

  7. stealing my things and not admitting even after i presented my evidences.

these are just SOME of the examples. i told my mother she should really see the doc because i believe she has some sort of problem but my mother just refuses to believe me. what do you think?

btw: she is currently working as a 100% wfh personal assistant. most of the time she is just lying in bed using phone doing some admin work. she only earns around 2.5k per month, and the minimum criteria for job is olevels (which means she literally spent 8-9 years in SIM for nothing). she has no hobbies, and just scroll through ig most of the time.

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u/oonefourninee — 3 months ago