Manpower Group

The Manpower Group Employment Outlook Survey is the most comprehensive, forward-looking employment survey of its kind, used globally as a key economic indicator. 

AI to boost ideas and creativity for 80% of Singapore firms

AI to boost ideas and creativity for 80% of Singapore firms

A ManpowerGroup survey found over 75% of SG firms expect AI to assist problem solving and project management.

Learning and development delivers 32% AI ROI as firms audit Q2 performance

ManpowerGroup survey shows Learning & Development leads AI ROI, ahead of talent acquisition and safety.

Mid-market firms lead Q2 hiring surge as 'mega-employers' retreat

ManpowerGroup shows 41% hiring outlook for mid-sized firms, up 20 points year-on-year.

Information sector hits 41% net employment outlook in Q2 2026

The construction and real estate sector posted a 24-point jump in the same period.

Employers shake off early 2026 gloom as hiring plans rebound

The Information sector is leading the charge with a massive +41% outlook as firms double down on technology-led transformation.

AI skillsets ranked No. 1 hardest to find

Seven in 10 employers said hiring skilled workers has become a struggle.

SME hiring set to pick up as local job-matching gains traction

Town-based pairing can shorten hiring timelines and lower costs.

Fintech firms to expand hiring of specialists, managers in 2026

They demand talent with expertise in risk and managers that form scaling teams.

Hiring sentiment for Q1 2026 softens to lowest in three years

Conditions for Q1 2026 have weakened to +15%, the lowest level since Q1 2022.

Hiring sentiment steady for Q3 2025

Over 2 in 5 companies have plans to hire whilst nearly 1 in 5 will cut jobs.

Employers unveil key strategies to advance gender equality

Experts expect 31% of companies to achieve workplace parity by 2025.

Hiring outlook in Singapore dips for three quarters in a row: report

The transport, logistics and auto segment was the most optimistic.

Skills gap prompts companies to boost workforce amidst AI rise

Five in 10 companies plan to expand their headcount in Q3 2024.