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NTUC vice-president to leave labour movement on July 31

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Published Fri, Jul 29, 2016 · 07:31 AM

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    NATIONAL Trades Union Congress (NTUC) vice-president Edwin Lye will leave the labour movement on July 31, 2016, NTUC said in a statement on Friday.

    Mr Lye is also the general secretary of the Singapore Teachers' Union, and has been a unionist for more than 20 years.

    He will take up a new role at the Singapore National Employers Federation from Aug 1, 2016.

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