SBS Transit veteran raises 4 daughters while juggling career & motherhood
SBS Transit veteran Cindy Ng seems to do it all, juggling both career and motherhood with strength and grace.
The 53-year-old Assistant Interchange Supervisor (AIS) has been with the company for 17 years, starting off as a Bus Captain before taking on her current role six years later.
But Ms Ng is more than just a dedicated employee — she’s also the backbone of her family, having raised four daughters while managing her job.
Cooks for family before afternoon shift
In a heartfelt Facebook post on 11 May, SBS Transit celebrated Ms Ng’s inspiring journey, just in time for Mother’s Day.
As the main breadwinner of the household, she took on most of the responsibilities, while her self-employed husband handled things at home.
Her days would start early — cooking meals to last the entire day — before heading off for her afternoon shift, only returning home late at night.
Thanks to her grit and devotion, all four of her daughters — now aged between 29 and 36 — have completed their education and are making their own way in the world.
Thankful for her job
“I’m very thankful for this job,” Ms Ng said. “It allowed me to support my family, buy us a nice home, put all four daughters through school, and even take them on trips every year.”
Despite the years of hard work, her motivation remains the same — to give her children the freedom to live their lives and “chase their own dreams”.
This Mother’s Day, SBS Transit shines the spotlight on Ms Ng and all mums who keep things running, both at home and at work, stating:
You’re the true engine behind our success!
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Featured image adapted from SBS Transit on Facebook.
