HR & Education
New guideline restricts rejections of flexible work arrangement requests to business factors
By December this year, employees whose requests were rejected based on bias can seek union aid.
1 day ago
New guideline restricts rejections of flexible work arrangement requests to business factors
By December this year, employees whose requests were rejected based on bias can seek union aid.
1 day ago
NTUC voices concern over Ninja Van and Yahoo layoffs before May Day
The union emphasised the importance of timing layoffs.
2 days ago
Singapore leads APAC in workplace AI integration
Four in 10 firms are already using AI in their operations.
4 days ago
Firms slow to adopt full flexi-work options
Only 7% of firms offer fully flexible or remote working options.
4 days ago
8 in 10 private school grads in Singapore land jobs in 6 months: report
Autonomous university and polytechnic grads had higher rates of employment.
4 days ago
Singapore to enhance safety and retirement for gig workers
The country will become the first in the world to introduce such measures.
5 days ago
Gov't to roll out support scheme for retrenched workers late 2024
The government is finalising the details of the scheme.
5 days ago
RGE and Singapore Fashion Council launch ‘Responsible Fashion Scholarship’
It is open for Singaporean citizens or permanent residents in full-time undergraduate or postgraduate programs at recognized institutions.
NTUC opens career centre to aid PME job placement
The focus areas are career protection, progression, and placement.
Nearly all Singaporeans surveyed seek purpose at work: report
Only one in five find meaning in what they do.
New flexiwork guidelines meant to assist, not prescribe: SNEF
Whilst employers are mandated to consider the request, they still have the final say on whether to accept or reject it.
2 in 3 Gen Z firms on remote work requirement
The sentiment extends across all age groups.
2 in 5 Singaporeans wouldn’t accept a job without time, location flexibility: report
Workers in the city-state crave the flexibility to manage work alongside their lives.
Are high property costs stunting tech growth in Singapore?
Singapore has the highest average annual asking office rent at US$104 psf.
Over two-thirds of S’poreans embrace tech and AI-driven change in the workplace
Technology and AI integration are driving factors for workplace change.
Lack of career progression, not pay, now drives Singapore job exits
Some resign to seek new challenges.
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