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Employees value work-life balance more than job security
Women (57%) also place higher premium on work-life balance than men (50%).
Employees value work-life balance more than job security
Women (57%) also place higher premium on work-life balance than men (50%).
Services sector could shy away from giving $300 bonuses: economist
Companies that had improved productivity were urged to give $300-$600 bonuses.
Government pushes $50-$70 wage hikes for minimum pay workers
Firms that hit productivity quotas were also urged to give bonuses worth $300-$600.
Real wage growth slumped to 3.2% in 2017
It was hit by a 0.6% jump in inflation.
Singapore expat packages shrunk by US$12,450 over a year
Employers paid lower salaries and expat benefits cost less.
Can flex work beat Singapore's looming talent crisis?
Singapore could lose $142.51b from labour deficit by 2030.
Banks are at the forefront of Singapore's future-ready upskilling charge
OCBC recently rolled out a massive upskilling programme powered by a $20m investment to be made available for its 29,000 employees.
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2018's top paying jobs could come from these 5 industries
Hot jobs include technical support engineer which has a salary range of $3,600-$5,000 a month.
OCBC rolls out $20m digital upskilling programme
The OCBC Future Smart Programme will be available for the bank’s 29,000 employees across the world.
Daily Briefing: Maybank rolls out digital upskilling programme; Sembcorp net debt hits $7.29b as of end-March
And the government is updating the Bukit Timah Heritage Trail.
Singapore could lose up to $142.51b from talent crunch
Labour deficit could reach 1.09 million by 2030, a study revealed.
IT employees can earn as much as $120,000 in 2018
The highest salaries are being offered to project managers, security specialists, and business analysts.
Quarter life crisis hits 8 in 10 young Singaporeans
They feel pressured to achieve success before they hit 30.
Singapore's number of employed full-time workers is the fifth highest globally
But the island nation still suffers from a large engagement deficit.
Unemployment rate dips to 2% in March
This translates to 64,800 unemployed residents.
Nearly half of employees worry that flex work will steal their job promotions
Almost all companies (96%) are now ready to reorganise and adapt to flex work in the next two years.
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