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Work from home? For World Cup, even JPMorgan says yes

A total of 45 Singapore-based companies and public-sector agencies featured in the top 100, including top choice DBS.
Companies & Markets

DBS tops list of employers sought by Singapore’s fresh graduates: survey

Balancing a music career with lecturing and running a consultancy can be hectic, but this mix of roles affords Jason Lee (pictured) the flexibility that a nine-to-five job cannot.
Working Life

Beyond corporate life: Why some Singaporeans choose portfolio careers

Singapore emerges as the top employer of artificial intelligence trainers in Asia-Pacific, as the role grows to 70,000 workers across over 600 organisations globally, according to a Deel report.
Companies & Markets
BRANDED CONTENT

AI trainer emerges as fastest-growing cross-border role: New report

Mollie Rogers Jean De Dieu says engagement is not about presence – it’s about emotional connection. She wears a tweed coat and leather pumps from Longchamp.
BT Luxe
BTLUXE EXCLUSIVE

Why emotions shouldn’t be swept under the rug – even at work

Only 14% of Singapore employees use company-provided tools exclusively – among the lowest in compliance globally.
Style & Society
WORKING LIFE

Singapore employees are embracing AI – but not company-provided ones

The Workfare Skills Support scheme was first announced in Budget 2025.
Singapore

Workfare training allowance raised up to S$18,000 a year for lower-wage workers

Passive jobseekers typically deliver immediate impact, performance and higher retention – even if they are harder to source, says Randstad Singapore.
Working Life

53% of Singapore workers plan job switch if raises, bonuses don’t meet expectations: Randstad survey

Capella Hotels & Resorts, at third, was the highest-ranked employer to have its global headquarters here.
Companies & Markets

Capella, Micron, DHL, ST Telemedia: Almost one-third of firms on regional list of top employers have Singapore presence

Slightly over one-third of firms plan to offer bonuses of up to 1.5 months, down one percentage point from a year earlier.
Singapore

Singapore firms plan to dial back on raises, bonuses amid uncertainty: survey

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