Ministry of Manpower

Singapore’s food supply unaffected by haze; no additional financial support planned for hawkers: Grace Fu

2026-11-03T06:40:02.000Z
During a recent inspection, the Ministry of Manpower said it found Employment Pass holders deployed to perform baggage handling services.

MOM probes 45 firms involved in Changi Airport operations for work pass offences

2026-11-03T00:44:35.000Z
The Tripartite Workgroup on Human Capital Capability Development hopes to double the pool of certified HR professionals to 18,000 by 2030.

Report okayed by government calls for certified HR professional for larger firms from July 2028

2026-09-24T02:00:00.000Z
Job vacancies have fallen to 68,600 as at June, with fewer open positions for professionals in financial services as well as information and communications.

Laid-off locals take longer to find work in Q2 2026; job vacancies shrink 6.4%: MOM

2026-09-21T04:00:00.000Z
Dennis Ng, executive chairman of EFGH, says the company will settle the outstanding CPF contributions in full.

A ‘sobering’ experience: Embed CEO on firm being hauled to court for CPF arrears

2026-09-10T05:13:10.000Z
Workers in Singapore are finding their roles reshaped by AI, with some tasks increasingly automated and some positions disappearing altogether.
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2026-09-04T06:00:00.000Z
MOM’s surveys find that the share of firms expecting to hire and increase wages over the next three months has risen.

Singapore employment grows in Q2 even as retrenchments rise to highest since 2020

2026-07-31T02:30:00.000Z
Looking ahead, the ministry expects real wage growth to remain “positive but moderated” amid geopolitical and inflation uncertainties.

Singapore real wages up an improved 4% in 2025 as inflation eases; nominal wage growth slows: MOM

2026-05-28T03:00:00.000Z
The name of the new agency reflects its mission to “develop Singapore’s human potential”.

New Skills and Workforce Development Agency to be established in Q3 to support workers across life stages

2026-05-05T12:31:49.000Z
Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said that non-compliance results in a penalty of S$1,000 for the first contravention and S$2,000 for subsequent lapses.

No need to raise penalties for late retrenchment notices given high compliance rates: Tan See Leng

2026-05-05T07:33:16.000Z