Singapore Employment
Non-tech graduate but with coding training? You're still hired!
Majority of businesses are open to hiring those who lack tech experience.
Non-tech graduate but with coding training? You're still hired!
Majority of businesses are open to hiring those who lack tech experience.
Slightly lower employment growth in Q122
Total employment only grew by 42,000 which is 5,900 less from Q421.
Why 68% of Singaporeans would not pursue skilled trades
Singaporeans, however, still believe skilled trades provide a lot of opportunities.
Nine in 10 restaurants and hotels find difficulty in hiring talent
Nearly 100% of employers in restaurants and hotels have hiring difficulty.
Singaporeans seeking jobs abroad up by 72%
Most of them are looking for jobs in the United States.
Singapore employment up 47.4% at 47,400 in Q4 2021
Unemployment, meanwhile, dropped to 75,800 in December 2021.
SG mid-year employment rate rises to 67.2% in 2021
It reflected economic recovery and the impact of SGUnited measures.
Tech job postings hit all-time high: Indeed
October postings were up by 76% from February 2021.
7 of 10 Singapore employers have no DE&I policies
This is according to a joint report by SNEF & Kincentric.
Jobless rate inches up to 2.8% in July
Some 87,300 individuals were unemployed in July.
Daily briefing: SGX to ease rules for SPAC listings: reports; Secretlab eyes over 100 new hires in SG
And Delivery riders welcome PM Lee comments.
Industrial and manufacturing employment soars 60% in Q2
This is due to growth plans across semiconductor chip manufacturers, capital equipment, and electronics makers.
Daily briefing: Entry-level social workers’ monthly median salary up to $3,600; SG extends more support for COVID-hit low-income households
And Singtel rejects offer to buy its shares in Thailand’s biggest phone company.
HR Briefing: Retaining talent in the time of COVID
There seems to be a trend amongst workers looking to switch employers.
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