Singapore jobs

1 in 5 fresh graduates from autonomous universities still seeking employment: MOM

2026-08-05T08:10:17.000Z
A total of 13,083 employment claims and appeals were lodged in 2025, with 43% by local employees.

Employment claims rise in 2025 amid business reorganisation and restructuring

2026-07-24T10:00:00.000Z
The hiring push comes as Singapore’s banks expand their wealth franchises across Asia.

Singapore banks’ battle for wealth talent goes beyond private bankers

2026-07-12T09:58:56.000Z
Some 75% of graduates studying data science and analytics at NUS secured full-time employment in 2025, a decline from 80% in the previous year.

AI reshaping and creating Singapore jobs, but lack of experience a hurdle for fresh grads

2026-06-26T03:33:11.000Z
A total of 45 Singapore-based companies and public-sector agencies featured in the top 100, including top choice DBS.

DBS tops list of employers sought by Singapore’s fresh graduates: survey

2026-06-23T00:30:00.000Z
Arsalan Tavakoli-Shiraji, senior vice-president of field engineering and one of Databricks’ seven co-founders, says that the roles on hire span the “full gamut” of sales, engineering, marketing and other functions.

US startup Databricks to raise Singapore headcount by up to 50% as AI demand grows

2026-06-21T23:00:00.000Z
“Findings suggest that roles are being reconfigured, rather than phased out, as demand for AI-related jobs rose,” the PwC report noted.

Singapore public sector commands highest AI salary premium as job postings surge: PwC study

2026-06-15T06:56:54.000Z
(From right) Victor Chua, Dean Tong and host Claressa Monteiro.

My job, my skills, my future

2026-06-10T21:00:00.000Z
Within the past year, pay for AI roles has climbed by about 15 to 25 per cent, according to recruitment firm Robert Walters.

AI salaries in Singapore rising 5 times faster than overall wages, fresh grads earn up to S$90k a year

2026-06-10T03:08:09.000Z
In 2025, the NTUC handled over 3,900 retrenchment and termination-related cases for professionals, managers and executives (PMEs), five per cent more than in 2024.

More retrenched white-collar workers in Singapore seeking unions’ help

2026-06-08T05:10:54.000Z