Working For U

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.

COVID-19: Government Reintroduces Measures to Curb Rising COVID-19 Numbers
24 September 2021

The series of measures will take place between 27 September 2021 to 24 October 2021.

MOM Extends the Jobs Growth Incentive to Boost Local Hires
24 September 2021

As of May 2021, the Jobs Growth Incentive has supported some 400,000 local hires in 58,000 businesses.

BELLS Academic Group’s Operation and Technology Roadmap Effort Bears Fruit
18 September 2021

BELLS Academic Group has been working with NTUC Industry Training and Transformation since February 2021 on its transformation journey.

NTUC and Blockchain Association Singapore Aim to Raise $250K for Lower-Income Members Through Digital Charity Auction
16 September 2021

The Blockchain for Good event will be the first time NTUC is using Non-Fungible Tokens to raise funds.

Getting into the Future of Agriculture with NTUC LearningHub
16 September 2021

NTUC LearningHub’s latest training space, the Agritech Lab @ Benoi, will prepare jobseekers with the skills necessary to enter the modern agriculture scene.

Labour Market Improves in 1H 2021
15 September 2021

Despite improvement in the labour market, recovery has been uneven across sectors.

When Unions Help Workers by Helping Companies
14 September 2021

At the height of the pandemic, the unions also played a critical role in helping companies tide through the challenging period.

ASG Patrick Tay: Worker Discrimination Due to Companies Exploiting System, Not Foreign Competition
14 September 2021

ASG Patrick Tay supported Finance Minister Lawrence Wong’s motion on securing Singaporeans’ jobs and livelihoods and opposed Leong Mun Wai’s motion on foreign talent policy.