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Healthcare and Frontline Workers, Persons Above 30 to Receive Booster Vaccinations
09 October 2021

Booster vaccinations for healthcare workers, frontliners, and persons above 30 will begin from 9 October 2021.

Workplace Injuries in 1H 2021 Comparable to Pre-COVID Times
08 October 2021

Vehicular incidents and falls from height remain top causes for fatalities.

PropNex Forms Singapore’s First Real Estate Chapter
07 October 2021

In collaboration the Singapore Industrial and Services Employees’ Union, the chapter will also act as a platform to protect real estate salespersons, and act as an avenue for them to voice their concerns.

Young NTUC Introduces First WSQ-Certified Training on Mental Well-Being Peer Support Skills
06 October 2021

This is in effort to strengthen the peer-to-peer mental well-being support for youth at the workplace.

In Parliament: Harsher Penalties for Those Who Abuse Security Officers
05 October 2021

The amendments to the Private Security Industry Act (PSIA) will also see the removal of licensing requirements for security consultants.

Ensuring Long-Term Career Prospects in the Marine & Offshore Engineering Industry
05 October 2021

NTUC’s e2i, Association of Singapore Maritime Industries and NTUC’s Electronics, Marine & Engineering Cluster launches two career development plans for drafting specialists and quality professionals.

COVID-19: Expert Committee Deliberates Extending Booster Vaccination to Healthcare and Frontline Workers
02 October 2021

Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination (EC19V) will announce its recommendation soon.

17 Former Raycom Employees Recover their Salaries after 2.5-Year-Long Battle
02 October 2021

The Singapore Industrial and Services Employees' Union (SISEU) assisted the affected members throughout their compensation journey.

NTUC U SME Helps Drive Workforce Transformation in Foreign Employment Agency Sector
29 September 2021

Some 10 employment agencies under the Association of Employment Agencies Singapore (AEAS) will embark on several areas of workforce improvement over the next three years.

Government Extends COVID-19 Driver Relief Fund; Introduces Commuting Measures for Stabilisation Phase


The extension will cost an additional $23.5 million, and it is expected to benefit approximately 50,000 drivers.