The December Reset: Why Burnt-Out Singapore Workers Can’t Afford to Skip this Break
With 61 per cent of workers reporting burnout and $15.7 billion lost to mental health challenges annually, this December isn’t...
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Why strikes rarely happen in Singapore as labour unrest rises worldwide
In the past few months, many countries have seen labour unrest upend essential services and lives. Last month, Air Canada flight attendants...
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Progressive Wage Model: Over a Decade of Raising Incomes and Reshaping Work
Over 10 years after its introduction, Singapore's Progressive Wage Model has improved the lives of thousands of lower-wage workers. But...
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US Tariffs: Will the Support From the Government and Unions be Enough to Help Workers Navigate Uncertainty?
It’s clear by now that the US tariffs will impact countries worldwide, including Singapore. On 2 April 2025, the US announced it would impose sweeping tariffs on imported goods. This move reflects...
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US Reciprocal Tariffs: What Singapore Workers Need to Know
The US tariffs have added new uncertainty to global trade. Here’s how Singapore is responding – and what workers can...
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