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Singapore's Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union and employment agency e2i are providing more than 400 job opportunities to workers affected by layoffs at restaurant chain Crystal Jade. The move aims to help displaced staff find new roles quickly, drawing attention to ongoing challenges in Singapore's food and beverage sector.
- 2Crystal Jade restaurant closures in Singapore spark job support push▼crystal jade restaurant closures singapore
Several Crystal Jade restaurant outlets in Singapore have closed, prompting the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union and e2i to step in with more than 400 job opportunities for affected staff. The union-led placement effort was reported by AsiaOne and is drawing attention as diners and workers react to the closures of the well-known dining chain's locations.
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Crystal Jade, the well-known Chinese restaurant chain, is closing four more outlets in Singapore and laying off 120 staff ahead of a proposed sale of the business. The Straits Times reported the closures, which add to uncertainty for the popular dining brand. Diners and industry watchers are reacting to the news, wondering what the proposed sale means for the chain's future in Singapore.
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Crystal Jade has closed four more outlets in Singapore, issuing termination notices to about 120 workers ahead of a proposed sale of the restaurant group. The Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union and employment agency e2i are offering more than 400 job opportunities to the affected employees. The closures add to earlier outlet shutdowns as the company restructures, prompting concern among diners and staff about the group's future in Singapore.
- 5David Attenborough to 'venture even further' in Blue Planet III●David Attenborough promises to 'venture even further' in Blue Planet III https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-ne
David Attenborough has said he will 'venture even further' as the BBC's Blue Planet III moves forward, promising new underwater discoveries in the next chapter of the landmark nature documentary series. The project also involves composer Hans Zimmer and Jade Thirlwall, generating excitement among fans of the earlier Blue Planet instalments.
- 6Jade Thirlwall calls Blue Planet III song work magical●Jade Thirlwall says working on Blue Planet III song was magical https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq146lxg0e3lo?at_med
Singer Jade Thirlwall, formerly of Little Mix, has described contributing to the music for the BBC nature documentary Blue Planet III as a magical experience. Speaking to BBC News, she said working on the project was a special moment in her career, pairing her pop music with the series' celebrated wildlife footage and natural history storytelling.
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French swimming champion Laure Manaudou has taken up a new Pilates-inspired workout, practising it in Gujan-Mestras on the Arcachon Bay. According to Gala, the discipline has already been adopted in Paris by Brigitte Macron's daughter and by Jade Hallyday in Saint-Barth, making it one of the trendiest fitness routines among well-known French figures.
- 8Jordan Stephens speaks of love for ex Jade Thirlwall on stage●Jordan Stephens reveals ‘love’ for ex Jade Thirlwall on stage after split https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co .uk/20
Jordan Stephens has publicly spoken about his love for ex-girlfriend Jade Thirlwall during a stage appearance, following news of their split. The musician and former Little Mix star reportedly ended their relationship recently, and Stephens' remarks have drawn attention as a candid, affectionate comment about his former partner shortly after the breakup became known.
- 9Singapore tourist finds pricey Guizhou jade tour purchase is fake●A tourist from the Lion City joined a group tour to Guizhou, splurging over 7,000 yuan on 16 jade products, only to disc
A tourist from Singapore joined a group tour to Guizhou, China, and spent more than 7,000 yuan on 16 jade items. After returning home, an appraisal revealed that a pendant sold as an 'ink jade' Buddha amulet was actually serpentine worth under 100 yuan. The case has drawn attention to the risks of shopping pressure and authenticity problems on packaged tours in China.
- 10Rumari's 'Jaded' Now Airing on QWRT Radio●Now Playing on QWRT Radio: JADED by Rumari Tune in at https:// radio.qwrt.online # nowplaying # webradio
QWRT Radio, an online web station, has added the track 'Jaded' by Rumari to its current playlist and is encouraging listeners to tune in via its streaming site. The announcement signals fresh airplay for the independent artist, giving the song exposure to the station's global online audience.
- 11Jade Carey's comeback falls a step short but on schedule▼Gymnastics: Jade Carey's comeback season comes up a step short but it's still right on schedule
American gymnast Jade Carey's comeback season has ended just short of her goal, but analysts say it remains on track. After stepping away following the Paris Olympics, Carey rebuilt her form this season and came within one step of a major title. Commentators frame the near-miss as encouraging rather than a setback ahead of upcoming competition.
- 12Coastal Safari Tours Set Off Along the Jade Bight●Auf geht's zur #küstensafari ! Let's go - time for #kuestensafari ! #Safari #Travel #Microadventure #outdoor #offroad #k
A German outdoor operator is inviting travellers on a so-called Küstensafari (coastal safari) along the Jade Bight on the North Sea coast. The trips are pitched as a micro-adventure combining nature, off-road driving and shoreline scenery, promoted through the tagline 'the experience at the Jade Bight' and the website kuestensafari.de. Early social responses have been small, with a handful of likes so far.
- 13JADE raises seed round from Jenson Ventures●JADE raises seed round from Jenson Ventures to unify university agent networks
JADE, a startup working to unify university agent networks, has raised a seed funding round from Jenson Ventures. The investment will support the company's effort to connect fragmented networks of student and university representatives into a single platform. Details on the round size and use of funds were not disclosed.