Tan See Leng

Singapore, Vietnam need shared model to engage businesses, academia in tech cooperation, says To Lam

(From right) MOS Jasmin Lau, Minister Tan See Leng and host Claressa Monteiro.

The economy is changing. Will we still have work? Minister Tan See Leng gives his take

The Jurong Rock Caverns, which was opened in 2014, are part of how the Government plans ahead for Singapore’s future, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing.

Singapore has experience to explore more underground spaces for fuel reserves: Tan See Leng

Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam (left) and Manpower Minister Tan See Leng (centre) were each awarded $210,000 in damages in defamation suits filed against The Online Citizen chief editor Terry Xu (right).

Shanmugam, Tan See Leng each awarded S$210,000 in defamation suits against TOC’s Terry Xu

From left: Singapore's Manpower Minister Tan See Leng and Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Akazawa Ryosei have signed an agreement to boost collaboration on energy, sustainability and climate change.

Singapore’s energy is secure despite disruptions from Middle East conflict: Tan See Leng

The Local Qualifying Salary and the Silver Support Scheme "are not in any way interlinked", Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng says.

Local Qualifying Salary to be further refined, details to be announced in Budget

Singapore has been ramping up its interest in nuclear power.

Nuclear education needed in Singapore as Asean neighbours explore deployment: Tan See Leng

MOM regularly reviews DRCs based on Singapore’s economic needs, workforce outcomes, and infrastructural and social constraints, says Manpower Minister Tan See Leng.

Landscaping, conservancy to get ‘targeted flexibilities’ in foreign worker quotas

Beyond Agoda's case, MOM has not received any complaints on clauses discouraging workers from approaching the authorities or unions over the last three years.

Agoda layoffs: Clauses that deter workers from going to authorities ‘should not be included’

Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science & Technology Tan See Leng called on the conference attendees to ensure that the region’s grids remain stable, reliable and ready to support “this march forward into a great and sustainable energy transition”.

Singapore future-proofing its grid to meet higher energy demand from EVs, data centres