HR & Education
Singapore grads enjoy higher pay amidst slowing economy
Singapore grads enjoy higher pay amidst slowing economy
But they find it hard to secure a full-time permanent job.
OCBC predicts no hike in Foreign Worker Levy for Budget 2017 announcement
There will be about 25,000-40,000 jobs in the next 3-5 years.
Singapore drops eight places in best student cities rankings
It placed 6th last year.
Here are 4 things you need to know about e-recruiting
It sparks a similarity with dating.
Jobs Bank to be integrated with SkillsFuture Portal
This came after CFE recommended the integration.
Bouncing back from retrenchment
The release of the Ministry of Manpower's 'Labour Market Advance Release 2016' showed both slowing employment growth (an increase of 0.4%, down from 0...
Work now, play later: 4 in 5 Singapore millennials ditch leisure for skill-building opportunities
One in two believes what they learn in school is not enough for their future.
PMET jobs dominate vacancies in 2016
Slots for such jobs were up 48% to 25,800 in the past year.
Paying heed to Singapore's productivity challenge
Following an announcement in 2010 by the Economic Strategies Committee to reach a productivity growth target of 2-3% per year over the next decade...
Singapore slashes fees for filling patents, trademarks
It will be effective April this year.
What firms need to know about mobility management
Global mobility programmes are pivotal to the growth and success of organisations, but with increasing complexities and the increasing volume of...
Singaporeans have the second most powerful passport in the world
It has a Visa-free score of 156.
Singapore stumbles in the most-visited city rankings
Bangkok nudged to 2nd place, pushing Singapore to 4th place.
Demand for digital marketing will boost recruitment growth in Singapore: Hays
Companies are on the lookout for marketing operations talent, marketing managers, and analysts.
Do graduate programmes still matter?
In the face of a fast growing economy, we are presented with an interesting conundrum in the role which education has.
Why unemployment is the least of Singapore workers' worries
The bigger concern is the skill mismatches.
How Robotics Process Automation can make education pay, and increase Singapore's productivity
More than most developed nations, Singapore has reached a point where one of the biggest growth drivers will be through increased productivity. With...
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