“It's a really intentional design … to make sure that we wouldn't leave anyone behind even if we're moving towards a digital scheme,” said Ms Lee, the product manager for Redeem SG under the Open Government Products team.
Before the launch of the first tranche, her team, along with the CDCs, ran eight user trials to ensure that the vouchers were easy to use, she added. The team was also mindful about making sure that accepting the vouchers is a straightforward process for the businesses, Ms Lee said. The exercise required them to demonstrate to each and every hawker and merchant what the scheme is about, and teaching them how to install and use the app, she said.
Many neighbourhoods operated by employees shops don’t accept CDC vouchers. Running by owners mostly accept it. Why? Simple, sellers can’t get extra money in cash from CDC vouchers.
You own Nothing, you live by your Voucher day by day and you would be Happy. Well done Klaus Schwab.
That’s half the island … it shows where people are in watching their wallets But no that’s fine because apparently extra GST is sooO justified …
Looks like this woman likes it very much.. Want to truly know the real meaning of 'goes a long way?' Try vote this Chairman of the price watchdog out? When she has no income, she is also eligible for some alphabet soup vouchers. Taxpayers pay for those vouchers, not her.
Of course mah…CNY…
so where did all the promised trickle-down wealth go to?
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