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Guess which industry had the highest salary increase in 2012
Big thanks should go to growing consumerism.
Economists, analysts reveal bearish outlook for 2012 inflation
Forecast edged up to 4.7%.
Bioengineering scientists make way for 9-year old 'colleague'
It's a wish come true.
Chart of the Day: Labour market softening
Job creations have eased.
Here's why the labour market must watch out for skills shortage
1 in 2 bosses expect staff turnover.
The 5 most poisonous office personality types in Singapore
A recent survey has shown that the pace of hiring in Singapore is expected to slow down in the first quarter of 2013. That is probably bad news for...
3 tips to probe what Singapore customers really want
A frequent mistake made by many Singapore organizations has been to focus continuous improvement effort on what managers or employees assume is...
A Singaporean's quick guide to breeze through increasing workloads
Have the right frame of mind. When given more responsibility at work, think of it as an opportunity to take a positive step forward in your career...
What to do amidst hiring freezes in Singapore
It has been reported that Singapore firms are implementing hiring freezes in Q4 of this year.
How to boost employer branding to lure Singapore talent
In the current volatile economic environment, several Singapore organisations are struggling to establish and maintain an effective and affordable...
Hiring in 4 out of 7 industry sectors weakens
Find out which sectors are still hiring.
Job seekers in this sector are under threat of being rejected
Hiring plans are 7ppt slimmer.
A quick guide to the good side of contracting in Singapore
The Singapore employment market is changing. Due to the Asian work culture focus on job longevity and stability, the contracting option has been a...
Good News: Nearly 3 in 5 employers are hiring next year
Check out the hottest job functions open for hiring.
Salary measly grew by 0.2 percentage points in 2012
Check out top three sectors giving the highest average bonus payout in 2013.
Nearly 1 in 2 Gen Y employees refuse to go the extra mile
Attracting and motivating them goes beyond monetary awards.
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