Jobs
Why people still matter in the AI era
As population decline accelerates, the big risk is labour shortages, not mass unemployment
Young workers most worried about AI affecting jobs: Randstad survey
FOUR in five workers believe artificial intelligence is going to impact their daily tasks at the workplace, with Gen Z among those most concerned as companies increasingly rely on AI chatbots and auto...
Wall Street axed 10,600 jobs in 2025, most since 2016
Wells Fargo cuts its headcount by the most – 12,000; Goldman grows its staff strength by 2%
Proportion of poly graduates who secured employment dips to 90%: survey
Median monthly salary among those in full-time permanent roles increases year on year to S$3,000
Singapore real estate pay gains beat US, Europe with 14% jump: report
Switching employers nets a 32% salary hike in the city-state, compared with 7% for those who stay put
Australia’s job vacancies mostly steady in three months to November
[SYDNEY] Job vacancies in Australia were mostly steady in the November quarter as a drop in private roles was all but offset by gains in the public sector, pointing to a labour market tracking sideway...
US layoff plans drop at end-2025, with more hiring to come
The figures signal some momentum for the labour market heading into the new year
More contract hiring, higher foreign labour costs: The trends shaping Singapore’s manpower landscape in 2026
Gloomier hiring sentiment persists despite economy ending year on better-than-expected note
From Amazon to Microsoft, AI is driving thousands of job cuts worldwide
Global banks alone will let go of as many as 200,000 employees in the next three to five years
UK job vacancies slide in November but pay growth accelerates, Adzuna says
[LONDON] Britain’s labour market deteriorated further last month as advertised job vacancies fell sharply but salaries rose, job search website Adzuna said on Monday, underscoring the dilemma facing t...
