Job redesign

SINGAPORE BUDGET 2026

Driving growth, creating jobs: What are the Economic Strategy Review’s 7 recommendations?

Lee Zhu Kuang, UOB's group head of innovation group, says: "Lifelong continuous learning… is the type of mentality that I hope to nurture in this place."
THE BANKER

AI is changing banking jobs, forcing a rethink of skills: UOB’s innovation head

A recent Wall Street Journal report noted that the share of entry-level roles relative to all new hires has slumped by 50% since 2019 among the biggest tech companies.
THE BROAD VIEW

Youth is losing to experience in this job market

From left: Dilys Boey, chief executive of Workforce Singapore; Jedrick Tan, CEO of Fei Siong FastFood (Popeyes PLK Singapore); Gloria Arlini, COO and country lead of Generation Singapore; Lim Min Han, head of consulting at Ensign InfoSecurity; and Lee Su Shyan, associate news editor of The Business Times.

Upskilling efforts must tackle mismatches in skills, expectations: SkillsFuture Forum

Upskilling will enable employees to develop higher-level skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving and creativity, says Xero Asia's managing director Koren Wines.
TRANSFORMING FOR GROWTH

Upskilling to stay resilient

Job redesign should be seen as a lever to raise productivity or drive new business opportunities, according to IHRP CEO Aslam Sardar.
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Hired: Holistic job redesign the key (Ep 6)

Job redesign reaffirms that continuous learning is very important for everyone, according to Ethan Ho from OCBC.
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Hired: Job redesigning for career longevity (Ep 5)

Job redesign need not be feared and resisted. Peter Wu from South Beach Consortium can attest to that.
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Hired: Successful job redesign starts with purpose (Ep 4)

CWT staff embrace job redesign and wish it could have happened 20 years ago, according to CEO Ricky Loo.
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Hired: Job redesign has made logistics safe and fun (Ep 3)

Employers must look at jobs and redesign them to get the maximum traction out of them, according to Mark Li from Randstad.
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Hired: Job redesign a necessity in skills-based economy (Ep 2)