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NTUC, SNEF partner to double certified HR professionals by 2025

NTUC is also working with HR professionals to flag out potentially unfair practices.

NTUC, in collaboration with the Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF), aims to double the number of certified HR professionals to 12,000 by 2025.

This is in line with the recently passed Workplace Fairness Bill that will strengthen protections against workplace discrimination and promote fair employment practices.

The NTUC said it is also working closely with HR professionals and management to flag out potentially unfair practices and mindsets upstream and proactively address discrimination risks.
 

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