HR & Education
55% of employees unsatisfied with workplace benefits
55% of employees unsatisfied with workplace benefits
But 63% of bosses believe their staff value the benefits.
Singaporeans' salaries to increase 2.7% in 2018
That is after factoring in inflation.
8 in 10 Singapore employees actively seek career advice
Males are more likely to reach out to specialists.
HRnetGroup profits up 3.56% to $11m in Q3
Profit attributable to shareholders also rose 20.2% YoY to $10.7m.
Raffles Education's loss widens 49% to $3.46m in Q1
Blame the discontinuation and teach-out of Raffles Shanghai JV college.
Strategic global mobility: unlocking the potential of cross-border programmes
Singapore’s job market is on the mend, with the economy expanding 4.6% in the third quarter from a year ago, according to advance estimates by the...
Chart of the Day: Total employment shrank by 2,500 in Q3
There was a decrease in Work Permit Holders in the construction and manufacturing sector.
9 in 10 jobseekers to reject stale offers
They believe recruitment processes should only last at most four weeks.
Chart of the Day: Overall unemployment rate dipped to 2.1% in September
The rate for citizens declined to 3.2%.
Chart of the Day: 3,600 workers retrenched in Q3
66% of retrenched workers were from the services sector.
Increasing voluntary turnovers force tech firms' salary increases
The voluntary turnover rate of 12% broke through the 10% retention programme threshold.
Online hiring activity slips by 4% in September
Bleak online hiring in the government sector led the decline.
Why Singapore is dubbed the best city in the world to work for a startup
A startup technology employee typically earns around $38,000-$59,000.
Unemployment rate dips to 2.1% in September
Total employment is boosted by job growth in the services sector.
This platform offers ‘swift and unbiased' HR screening
It is an ai-powered recruiting assistant that can conduct first stage screening and interviews.
These are the loopholes in Singapore's growing gig economy
Freelancers for gig companies like Airbnb aren't covered by employment policies.
Practice radical transparency to keep employee stress at bay
Employee stress is a rising issue in Singapore.
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