Employment

In the wage report published by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) today (May 30), Singapore’s income inequality continued to worsen with maximum-to-minimum income ratio hitting up to 76. For the…

In his resignation letter to NTUC, PAP Minister Chan Chun Sing came out with yet another “ultimate phrase”: “Rather than just placing today’s unemployed into today’s jobs, we need to…

Unable to handle an interview on addressing income inequality, Minister of Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing yesterday (May 21) made a tonne of motherhood statements calling for Singaporeans to…

Minister Ng Chee Meng also said in his speech in Parliament on Tuesday (May 15) that he has created a new committee to “help the elderly”. The PAP Minister said…

Newly-promoted deputy secretary general of NTUC, Senior Minister of State Koh Poh Koon, told state media reporters that he is so dedicated to his work that he “eat, drink and…

According to Philippines media Philstar, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Philippines President Duterte witnessed the signing of a S$186.7 million worth of joint ventures, that will hire 1,920…

Based off the latest employment statistics by the Ministry of Manpower, Singaporeans worked an average of 45.0 hours per week, or 2,340 hours in a year – breaking the world…

Buttering up to retiring Minister Lim Swee Say who was asked to leave Cabinet, Minister Josephine Teo called him “one-in-a-billion”: “I admire his boldness and experience in labour issues. Mr…

According to a government survey conducted by Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, about 4.31% of the degree holders are drawing less than S$2,000 a month on a full-time…

Speaking at a business forum yesterday (Mar 9), Manpower Minister Lim Swee Say said that some foreigners on Employment Pass (EP) may not need to meet the minimum S$3,600 salary…