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What went wrong in Singapore recruitment in 2012
What went wrong in Singapore recruitment in 2012
What went right in 2012 for recruitment / staffing in Singapore
Chart of the Day: Income growth moderates
From 2.9% in 2011 to 2.2% in 2012.
Daily briefing: SMRT driver to spend six weeks behind bars
The Chinese national said he’s deeply remorseful and apologetic.
Unemployment rate rockets in this sector
The 3.7% rate is depressing.
You won't believe how much Singaporeans' salary increased in 2012
It's a measly growth.
Employment rate for older Singaporeans reaches record high
64% of residents aged 55 to 64 are employed.
Top 5 hurdles in Singapore's hospitality industry
Tourism, especially the hotel industry, is an important contributor to Singapore’s economy and continues to enjoy buoyant growth in 2012, despite the...
4 tips on how Singapore managers can motivate their staff
According to a recent research, CEOs in Singapore and in many parts of the world, have cited high quality staff as the top factor that has...
Nearly 8 in 10 Singaporeans are employed in 2012
They are aged 25 to 64.
Chart of the Day: Resident labour force continues to age
Over three in ten residents in the labour force are aged 50 and above.
Singapore's labour force goes older and grayer
31% of residents are aged 50+.
Are Singaporeans happy or unhappy?
As the jam-packed train reaches Clementi station in the morning rush hour, passengers from the station begin making their way to squeeze into...
MOM insists quick address to SMRT workers' issues
3 investigations are on-going.
Daily Briefing: Interpol suspects Singapore links to Italy game fixing
Something here smells fishy.
Are Hong Kongers more intelligent than Singaporeans?
SG students' test score of 543.20 was below HK's.
Chart of the Day: Singaporeans pressured to stay 'connected' beyond work hours
But not as much as Hong Kongers are.
Virtual employees will be hot priority in next 3 years
30% of senior executives admitted to it.
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