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More workers in Singapore opt for jobs for which they are overqualified: MOM, NTUC studies
Workers take up jobs that do not fully use their qualifications for reasons such as stability, flexible hours
NTUC launches fund with S$500 million target to support seniors, children
It brings together two existing charities: Bright Horizons Fund by NTUC First Campus and Health for Life Fund
NTUC, employers split on retrenchment notice lead time; workers say timely support matters more
The ministry is conducting a comprehensive review of the Employment Act and will provide updates in due course
Budget 2026: Raise jobseeker support scheme’s S$5,000 income cap to cover more retrenched PMEs, says NTUC chief
Income cap can be pegged to PMET median monthly income, which was around S$7,600 in 2025: Ng Chee Meng
NTUC launches AI-Ready SG initiative with tool subsidies, training pathways for workers
Labour movement expects to roll out partial funding for eligible artificial intelligence tools within the first half of the year for union members
Over half of PMEs feel the need to upskill amid AI disruptions: NTUC survey
The labour movement will push for enhanced support measures as workers express anxiety and concerns
NTUC to help members in enforcing judgments and orders with expanded legal panel
It is widening its Legal Assistance Panel to also support members in filing a magistrate’s complaint, among others
Gardens by the Bay gifts over 5,000 tickets to lower-income NTUC Union members
MORE residents from lower-income households in Singapore will get the chance to visit Gardens by the Bay for free as part of an ongoing partnership with the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC).
Twelve Cupcakes staff get vouchers from unions as clock ticks for them to find new jobs
The supermarket vouchers for these union members range from S$150 to S$200 in value
NTUC Enterprise’s Mercatus said to have put 11 retail assets up for sale at S$307 million guide price
Portfolio divided into four bundles; sale will be with existing long-term tenancies to NTUC FairPrice supermarket chain