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COTD: Track record top consumers' considerations when engaging with property agents
COTD: Track record top consumers' considerations when engaging with property agents
This was followed by positive online ratings (44%).
NUS, NTU amongst top 15 global universities
According to the latest QS report, NUS is ranked 8th globally, maintaining its position as Asia’s top university.
Tax Academy Singapore, ICAEW to advance expertise and innovation in taxation
The partnership aims to build a future-ready tax workforce.
Singapore sees rising demand for technical roles
Hiring in other segments remains mixed.
NTUC and partners set up job match for Jetstar Asia’s retrenched staff
There are over 1,400 job openings, including roles for pilots and cabin crew.
Prudential Singapore moves to Labrador Tower
It occupies a floor area of over 170,000 square feet.
Singapore reports zero CHRO departures in Q1
Asia’s CHRO turnover rates remained flat year-on-year.
Singapore leads Asia in plastic waste tech funding at $338m
For comparison, Australian startups raised $165.3m (US$129m) and Indian firms secured $128m (US$100m).
Global HR body WFPMA appoints first Singaporean leader
SHRI President Peck Kem Low will lead the development and implementation of the Federation’s operational plans.
NTUC, SMMWU to support workers to be hit by Jetstar Asia closure
Over 500 employees are expected to be impacted.
Singapore ranks third in APAC for life-work balance
It is placed behind New Zealand and Australia.
ServiceNow boosts Singapore digital talent with Nanyang Polytechnic collaboration
It is built on Microsoft Azure.
Hiring sentiment steady for Q3 2025
Over 2 in 5 companies have plans to hire whilst nearly 1 in 5 will cut jobs.
Job security must come with mobility, NTUC president says
Singapore has established the Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce in an effort to future-proof workers.
Singaporeans most confused by financial jargon: report
Singaporeans searched for the meaning of "equity" an average of 2,170 times per month.
Nearly half of Singapore professionals support four-day workweek: survey
49% of respondents in Singapore expect they would be more focused and efficient if their workweek was reduced to four days.
Only 13% of Singapore firms plan office changes
Only 5% of Singapore businesses anticipate downsizing their office footprint in the coming year.
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