The Workers’ Party
СтатистикаThe Workers’ Party is a political party in Singapore that believes in giving power to the people. Check out our website, socials and more at linktr.ee/wpsgp #WorkingForSingapore
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Happy National Day from the #Sengkang4! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbziQMvRDgO
#MakeTimeFor those who walk with you, #MakeTimeFor what matters. Thank you to our contributors for all the submissions. Happy National Day to all 🇸🇬 🎶: I Will Walk With You - Linying (our pick for the NDP song, if it were up to us ❤️) https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbzdGAERxzX
𝐖𝐏 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝐌𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 Every nation has a founding story, and ours begins not with conquest or celebration, but with a storm. As the Sejarah Melayu has it, when Sang Nila Utama’s ship was caught in violent seas off Temasek, he did not hesitate to cast his crown into the waves. In that moment, he understood that leadership was not about preserving symbols of power, but protecting the people entrusted to his care. Whether history or legend, the story has endured because it reminds us that Singapore’s journey began with sacrifice for the common good. We are strongest when we place our shared future above individual claims, and our people above all else. As our nation enters its 61st year of independence, we are mindful that the world is changing and that we are navigating choppy seas. No captain can control the winds, and no family can single-handedly shield itself from economic storms. Geopolitical pressures and economic uncertainty have raised costs and made everyday life more difficult for many Singaporeans. That is why strong safety nets matter—not merely as temporary lifebuoys in moments of crisis, but as structural supports that give every family the confidence to weather difficult times with dignity. We must be judged not by how well we reward those already secure, but by how steadfastly we ensure that no one is left behind when the waters turn rough. But no ship reaches its destination through the efforts of its captain alone. Every member of the crew contributes their skill and labour. Our economy is no different. All workers deserve wages that reflect the value of their work and workplaces that offer fairness and dignity. Singaporeans who are retrenched should receive meaningful support both before and after retrenchment—not merely to retrain, but to sustain, reskill with proper guidance with the assurance that opportunities will exist for them. Similarly, no nation navigates through unpredictable waters through the efforts of one generation alone. The Singapore we inherit was built on the sacrifices of pioneers who laboured with little certainty but immense resolve. We honour them not only by celebrating their achievements, but by caring for those who need our help today: supporting caregivers, ensuring lower-income Singaporeans can enjoy dignity in their later years, and enabling persons with disabilities to flourish as integral members of our community. Every Singaporean should know that they are valued and that no one must navigate life’s journey alone. Ultimately, our character is revealed not only through policies, but through everyday acts of kindness: neighbours caring for one another, essential workers persevering through heat and rain, and volunteers strengthening their communities. Singapore is strongest when all who call it home, whatever their background, recognise our common responsibility to one another. All of us, including our fellow Singaporeans - regardless of race or religion - who have recently taken up citizenship, but enjoined as fellow Singaporeans with the red passport, are empowered to play a part in strengthening our nation. Collectively, we are RSS Singapore. As we celebrate another National Day, let us remember that our strength rests on how each of us cares for our shared destination. Diverse voices and different political perspectives do not weaken Singapore when expressed with respect and common purpose. The Workers’ Party will continue to play its role as a loyal and constructive opposition—offering ideas, asking difficult questions, and advancing policies that improve the lives of all Singaporeans. To all Singaporeans, wherever you may be, I wish you and your loved ones a very Happy National Day. - Pritam Singh, Secretary-General For other languages, please visit www.wp.sg/news/workers-party-national-day-message-2026
"While not every job can be protected, every worker deserves protection." - MP Pritam Singh on the Motion, "An Economy of the Future that Works for All" https://www.facebook.com/reel/1990706938249013 #wpsg #workingforsingapore #parliament #workers
"If we truly believe that this is a changed world, then our policies must change with it." - MP Kenneth Tiong on the Motion, "An Economy of the Future that Works for All" https://www.facebook.com/reel/1588363056030162 #wpsg #workingforsingapore #parliament
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"WP has no big proposals." Well there you go! https://www.facebook.com/workersparty/posts/pfbid0jwUfYPCMMbHx8Sqgo5tMVhsN9QsT1tXG5GayMR7SPhSihwaxVXh7XncFWdP7TP4Zl #wpsg #workingforsingapore #parliament
Are your tax dollars being spent properly? We will be asking questions on the lapses reported by the Auditor-General's Office in Parliament this week (4-5 August). Learn more here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dbk7RgQkrxD #wpsg #workingforsingapore #parliament
Are local brands disappearing faster than they can survive? Tell us how you've been impacted by the closure of our local businesses! If this spoke to you, stay tuned to parliament sessions next week (4-5 August) where we will raise a motion titled, "An Economy of the Future that Works For All". Learn more here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbdGlDyEVY0 #wpsg #workingforsingapore #parliament
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-THE WORKERS' PARTY YOUTH WING- An afternoon of conversations, questions, and plenty of food for thought 💭 Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Fireside Chat with MP Kenneth Tiong. We hope you left with fresh perspectives and new friends too! See you at the next Youth Wing event! 💙 https://www.instagram.com/wpyouthwing
Show us what you #MakeTimeFor! Send us a 10-15 second clip via our Google Form at tinyurl.com/WPVideo2026 Some examples include: - Hanging out with your Teochew grandparents - A mukbang of your comfort hawker meal (because you’re hungry enough) - Hiking with your pet in Maju Forest - A REAL neighbourhood hidden gem - Your favourite arts & culture spot in SG! The techy stuff: - Aspect Ratio: 9:16 (vertical) (1080 x 1920 pixels) - Format: MPEG-4/.mov (default phone format) - Resolution: If shooting on phone, ensure it is set to capture in HD - Please ensure that all filters (e.g. beautifying, wide angle) are OFF Submissions will be reviewed, selected and incorporated into our social media video, to be released on National Day itself! ❤️🔥 We look forward to seeing your submissions 🤩🫶 #wpsg #MakeTimeFor #singapore #sg61
With chronic illness rates rising, are our family clinics and subsidies keeping pace? Learn more here: https://www.facebook.com/workersparty/posts/pfbid023HPwTTPiWB9sv9AseYPDRYXWPgFbMTYAsLBAhwB96E6YvE3ZKaSJ42sDVVCGdokml
-GERALD GIAM- Come join our Town Hall on Transport this Saturday. It's open to all. Sign up at https://geraldgiam.sg/brptownhall https://www.facebook.com/geraldgiam.sg/posts/pfbid0fWP3tNF451jgioRDo4AJL3TNdw2V15iiVcfLPmhnLDbWULa9LktBVXTpPNGb6VGsl
-KENNETH TIONG- (Posted on 01 July 2026) Happy SAF Day to all our servicemen and servicewomen. Thank you for keeping Singapore safe! I want to also pay tribute to our NSFs, past and present. We're clear about the duty they carry: to serve and defend the country. What gets discussed less is the responsibility the country carries in return. In my view, that means fair pay for their effort, and using their time in NS, as far as possible, to prepare them for what comes after. That's the thread running through the questions I've raised in Parliament this year. During the Budget debate, I asked that second-year NSFs be paid the Local Qualifying Salary of $1,800 a month, in effect a minimum wage floor. In May, I raised fairer pay and support for servicemen. And this month, I've asked that servicemen in low-tempo vocations be allowed to earn a civilian driving license during their NS, with the SAF's own driving test recognised toward it. Our NSFs give the country their service. That deserves more than a "thank you" once a year. We owe them a genuine responsibility to ensure their time in NS works for them, not against them. Tap here to know more: https://www.instagram.com/p/DaQDiSokjve
-SYLVIA LIM- It is 2026 but memories of the past remain. There are still some houses built many decades ago which are in their original condition, with huge nangkas growing... yesterday I also stood outside the gates of my old secondary school, St Joseph's Convent on Hillside Drive, where I spent four carefree years from 1978-1981. #Nostalgia #AljuniedGRC https://www.instagram.com/sylvialim65