About 1,250 Shell employees to benefit from upskilling
Singapore
THE Singapore Shell Employees' Union (SSEU) has teamed up with Shell to set up a Joint Capability Council (JCC) that will support training plans benefiting some 1,250 employees, out of the oil major's more than 3,100 staff in Singapore.
This is in line with Shell's plan to repurpose its core business and its aim to cut its own carbon dioxide emissions in Singapore by about a third within a decade, both organisations said in joint statement on Monday.
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