HR & Education

INSEAD Singapore campus marks 25 years with expansion push

The school expands programmes and regional ties as leadership demand shifts.

AI-driven layoffs could erode firms’ competitive edge: Jasmine Lau

Authorities are reviewing support gaps in the workforce support.

AI transition must avoid worker‑business clash, Minister Tan says

Only 6% of AI adopting firms reported workforce reductions in MOM survey.

No plans to raise late retrenchment notification penalties: MOM

Compliance rose to 80% last year, up from 70% in 2024.

New Bill to merge workforce agencies amidst AI, economic shifts

The SWDA will gain legal authority to issue mandatory guidelines for career providers.

Employers still face tech hiring challenges amidst AI skills shift: report

Data analytics and data science roles are the hardest to fill, whilst employers turn to upskilling and flexible talent models.

Hiring intentions 'quietly dry up' as Hormuz closure hits Singapore SMEs

Employment growth slows to 5,000 in Q1 as firms pull back on hiring.

NTUC commits $37m as job security concerns rise amongst PMETs, graduates

The group’s survey showed that nearly one in five saw job security as a top concern.

Tripartite partners outline joint plans as AI transforms Singapore’s workforce

SNEF, MOM and NTUC  will jointly push for skills, job redesign and workforce support.

Singapore forms Tripartite Jobs Council to buffer AI worker transition

Key focus areas include expanded training and targeted support for at-risk roles.

AI skills boost engineer pay by up to 25%, NodeFlair finds

The report shows AI capability now commands a clear salary premium across engineering roles.

Labour market expansion slows in Q1 amidst cooling hiring plans

Employment rose for 18th quarter whilst hiring plans fall sharply.

Singapore ranks 6th globally, tops APAC for A&E talent: Savills

However, firms are urged to be more deliberate in office space use amidst rising costs.

Two-thirds of Gen Zs say firms not prepared for their needs: Robert Walters

Whilst most firms are open to hiring them, 4% remain hesitant—the highest in SEA.