Partnership of trust still robust in Singapore
But changes might threaten some pillars that support this philosophy, warns Cornell University professor
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SINGAPORE is about the only country in the world where tripartism is still working well, but it faces big challenges ahead, an international industrial relations specialist has said.
Sarosh Kuruvilla, a professor of industrial relations and Asian studies at Cornell University, said at the International Forum On Tripartism in Singapore on Monday: "The continuous vitality of tripartism in Singapore stands in contrast to its decline in most of the rest of the world."
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