15,000 traineeships and company attachment opportunities in pipeline
But interest in such programmes may be ebbing as the labour market moves towards gradual recovery
Singapore
ABOUT 15,000 government-funded traineeship and company attachment opportunities are expected to come on stream in the coming months, but interest in such programmes may be ebbing as the labour market moves towards a gradual recovery.
"As the unemployment situation has eased and pockets of tightness have started to appear in the labour market, we notice that in terms of the applications, there is a moderated pace," Minister of Manpower Josephine Teo told reporters after a visit to Prudential on Monday.
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