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   November 23, 2008 Sunday
Straits Times Headlines    $600m for retraining workers    $2.3b loan and credit facilities    Inside    Good start but quick recovery is uncertain    View Points    Employers' group delighted    'Do we cut jobs to save costs, or cut costs to save jobs?'    Training comes to the fore as business slows down    Now the dough will rise for this aspiring baker    Tour guide gets help to return to work    No GST cut, but expect cash handouts    Growth may turn negative next year    An expansionary Budget in 2009    No plans to tweak Sing$ stance for now    Now it's up to the banks to act    Averse to lending? Not always, they say    Those disbursing aid should have discretionary powers    Package is merely appetiser to real Budget    Temasek to start firm-wide pay cuts    Statement soon on civil service pay    How good firms treat workers in a downturn    What it should have been   
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