Govt reins in CPF-defaulting employers

Thu, Nov 14, 2013 - 6:00 AM

IN the World Economic Forum's annual assessment of country competitiveness, Singapore consistently ranks among those with the best employment practices, placing high in the top 10 on just about every measure of labour market efficiency. Interestingly though, the same survey in the 2013 Global

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