Working For U

Mentorship Programme for Women Now Available in Singapore’s North East District
23 September 2022

Female residents from the district can now tap on the Women Supporting Women (WSW) Mentorship Programme for support in their career journey.

Sustainability: Everyone Has a Role to Play
22 September 2022

Business owner Wei-Shan Chua shares the challenges and how she is doing her part for the environment.

Talk of Re-employment, Retirement Adequacy and Lifelong Employability
20 September 2022

The latest #EveryWorkerMatters Conversations event sees NTUC engage workers above 40.

Mental Wellness is Key to Young Workers’ Productivity
16 September 2022

Final year undergraduate Ng Chia Wee shares the issues his generation is most concerned about as they prepare for their first jobs.

$400 Million Set Aside to Develop Talent in Financial Services
15 September 2022

Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announces the Financial Services Industry Transformation Map 2025.

NTUC Holds Conversation on Singapore’s Green Journey
14 September 2022

The Labour Movement plans to play a bigger role in partnering with workers and businesses to help the nation transition towards a more sustainable future.

Labour Members of Parliament Call for More Appreciation of Educators
12 September 2022

The adjournment motion touches on the appreciation of educators and addresses the issue of abuse and their heavy workload.

In Parliament: MOM Explains Work Pass Enhancements, Shares Ongoing Efforts to Develop Local Talent
12 September 2022

Manpower Minister Tan See Leng says that Singapore needs to continue attracting the best international talent, even as it develops its local talents pool.

NTUC Youth Taskforce and Varsity Voices Hold Dialogue with Students to Address Concerns
10 September 2022

The youth’s concerns include career aspirations, financial adequacy, and mental well-being.

1,600 Foreign Worker Dormitories to Be Licensed under Single Legislation to Raise Standards and Contain Disease Outbreaks
07 September 2022

The Foreign Employee Dormitories Act coverage will expand from the current 53 dormitories.