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Young NTUC is the official youth wing of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC). Launched in April 2005, Young NTUC represents working adults aged below 35 years old and currently has a membership base of more than 150,000, making it the largest youth movement in Singapore.
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Run350 Race Day Tips
Are you prepared for RUN 350 on the 22 April 2012? We have some tips here to share with you for Singapore's premier eco-run!
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The Truths You Know: Getting it to 350
Is it true that human being advance technologically while forsaking nature's peace? Do we have to sacrifice natural habitats for our own comfort? The truths you should know before we start running towards a 350 Singapore.
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Animal Welfare - Who's Fight Is It?
Singapore Animal Welfare Symposium and Public Forum 2012 is organised by ACRES and Young NTUC, which saw the support from many of the animal welfare groups and young activists around Singapore doing all they can for animals' welfare. Also in the video are Louis and Christine from ACRES, sharing their efforts and issues faced in their journey and how some have come aboard to support them along the way.
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Young NTUC Brain Box Studio 5 - Foreign Workers - Do We Need Them?
Brain Box Studio provides an opportunity to bring young adults together to discuss popular or trending topics in Singapore. Hosted by Sheikh Haikel, a Young NTUC activist, the session will discuss, debate and daringly suggest exciting solutions to the issues with our guests.
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Young NTUC Brain Box Studio 4 - Unease Over Eldercare Facilities
Brain Box Studio provides an opportunity to bring young adults together to discuss popular or trending topics in Singapore. Hosted by Sheikh Haikel, a Young NTUC activist, the session will discuss, debate and daringly suggest exciting solutions to the issues with our guests.
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Young NTUC Brain Box Studio 3 - Young Singaporeans Cannot Make It?
Brain Box Studio provides an opportunity to bring young adults together to discuss popular or trending topics in Singapore. Hosted by Sheikh Haikel, a Young NTUC activist, the session will discuss, debate and daringly suggest exciting solutions to the issues with our guests.