More than 6,300 jobs and openings for training and attachments in manufacturing
They are being offered by nearly 1,000 manufacturing firms on the SGUnited Jobs and Skills programmes, with the bulk of these opportunities for PMETs
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SINGAPORE'S manufacturing sector continues to churn out jobs despite the current crisis, with the bulk of the jobs going to professionals, managers, executives and technicians, a group collectively called the PMETs.
Manpower Minister Josephine Teo told reporters on Wednesday, after a visit to the headquarters of global technology company Becton Dickinson Asia-Pacific, that nearly 1,000 manufacturing firms are offering more than 6,300 jobs, traineeship, attachment and training opportunities to Singaporeans.
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