COVID-19

Outdoor mask wearing to become optional as more people allowed to work, gather

Up to 75% of the workforce can return to the office on 29 March.

Outdoor mask wearing to become optional as more people allowed to work, gather

Up to 75% of the workforce can return to the office on 29 March.

Corporate dinner events may resume as social restrictions ease

F&B outlets can also seat up to five vaccinated people at one table without checks.

Looking ahead to the post COVID-19 supply chain ecosystem in Singapore

Singapore may be a small country, yet it punches high in the following areas – thought leadership, regional leadership, innovation, and determination. It is these same qualities that are required to develop new, more efficient, and effective supply chains.

Why tech leaders are key to a productive post-pandemic workplace in Singapore

The pandemic has driven permanent changes in employee expectations of their employers, especially with regards to flexibility in their work locations and schedules.

Social distancing measures to see 14-day extension

The period covered will be from January 21 - February 20, 2022.

Stay Home Notice not yet essential for travelers - Iswaran

The focus will be on enhancing tests and limiting VTL arrivals.

Biotech firm GenScript recognised for its pioneering neutralizing antibody test kits at SBR Management Excellence Awards

The company’s cPass™ test kits have equipped vaccine developers and residents in many nations, within and beyond Singapore, to fight the pandemic.

All travellers required to take on-arrival test: Minister Wong

Also, all travellers need to undergo tests 2 days pre-departure.

Digital inequality a risk to digital economy

It has been more than a year since COVID-19 landed on our shores, and the economic fallout continues to unfold in unpredictable ways.

Social interactions cut anew to slow COVID-19 infections

Maximum group sizes for gatherings, dine-ins have been reduced back to two.

MOM to implement revisions on snap WFH regime

The revisions will take place on 22 September.

Raffles Medical faces an upward trend in 2022F

This is due to the planned reopening of Singapore’s borders and economy.   In a report by RHB, Raffles Medical (RFMD) is predicted to have an upward trend for the financial year 2022.

33 F&Bs face penalties for breach of safe management practices

Two nightlife establishments were revoked of their food licenses.

Singapore poised to keep status quo despite higher COVID numbers

Minister Lawrence Wong pointed to the recent infection wave similarly happening in Israel.

Cost of Stay-Home Notice to be shared, says MOM

Employers who employ Migrant Domestic Workers are covered by this.

Chart of the Day: Health concerns push Singaporeans to purchase smart devices

The pandemic pushed more people to look into managing and recording their own health.

PM Lee: Refocus on future now that COVID-19 is under control

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong lays out three tasks to preserve the Lion City’s economic growth.