Singapore jobs

Government to tackle living costs, secure better jobs as part of full agenda this term: PM Wong

2026-10-25T13:02:29.000Z
Workers who reported 16 or more unpaid hours are more likely to be fully engaged in their jobs, the survery indicated.

Nearly half of Singapore workers put in at least six unpaid hours a week: survey

2026-10-20T00:41:44.000Z
PwC’s Mohamed Kande says the firm is placing greater weight on skills such as judgment, relationship building, systems thinking and the ability to learn.

PwC will keep hiring even as AI reshapes junior roles: global chairman

2026-10-14T23:00:00.000Z
EnterpriseSG chair Lee Chuan Teck says the goal is to help SMEs “access the support they need to innovate and grow in a more complex environment”.

EnterpriseSG to invest S$120 million over 5 years to support SME innovation

2026-10-07T11:07:25.000Z
Newly-elected SNEF president Kuah Boon Wee has served on the employers’ federation’s council since 2015.

Kuah Boon Wee elected SNEF president for 2026-2028 term

2026-09-22T12:11:17.000Z
CapitaLand Investment is a leading name among Singapore’s corporates and has numerous institutional and retail shareholders. 
THE LEVEL GROUND

CapitaLand Investment’s retrenchments: Mind the downsides of a profitable business laying off staff

2026-09-14T08:33:15.000Z
The government is supporting businesses by taking on the cost of child-related leaves.

Government will consider accreditation, look into sick bays for childcare leave implementation

2026-09-10T04:39:24.000Z
Among employers with lower-wage workers, 86% say they are committed to giving built-in wage increases in 2027.

Over half of employers plan hiring freeze, wage moderation despite better outlook: SNEF poll

2026-09-03T03:52:08.000Z
From left: Claressa Monteiro, head of audio, The Business Times; Mark Tham, country managing director, Accenture Singapore; Dilys Boey, chief executive, Skills and Workforce Development Agency; Kok Ping Soon, chief executive officer, Singapore Business Federation; and Lee Yan Hong, head of group human resources, DBS.

Bringing tech and people together for Singapore’s AI future

2026-09-01T23:00:00.000Z
Roundtable participants (from left) Claressa Monteiro, head of audio, The Business Times; Mark Tham, country managing director, Accenture Singapore; Dilys Boey, chief executive, Skills and Workforce Development Agency; Kok Ping Soon, chief executive officer, Singapore Business Federation; Lee Yan Hong, head of group human resources, DBS.

For true AI transformation, go beyond deployment and using tools

2026-09-01T23:00:00.000Z