Where Would Singapore Be Without the NWC?
We look at what Singapore’s labour landscape would have been like without the existence of the National Wages Council.
We look at what Singapore’s labour landscape would have been like without the existence of the National Wages Council.
As unions overseas use strikes as a first measure, Singapore uses them only as a ‘nuclear option’. We explore why.
Tripartite partners condemn the actions of the employer, vouching that it will be held accountable.
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Over 6 months of preparation by the respective organising committees. More than 37,000 participants across our NTUC-affiliated unions and associations, ...
The rapid growth of technology and the wave of digitalisation is fundamentally changing the way people think, behave and communicate ...
NTUC This Week meets up with Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam to hear about his involvement with the Labour Movement ...
Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, the recipient of this year’s highest May Day award, talks about the challenges facing Singapore ...
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