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Thinking about doing a mid-career switch in Singapore? After three years of Covid-19, there is reportedly steady growth and recovery in the labour market. Nevertheless, the average long-term unemployment rate among Singapore residents remains at an elevated level of 1per cent compared to pre-Covid levels of 0.7 per cent. This tells us that more people are unemployed for long periods...

Options Technology, the leading Capital Markets services provider, today announced its sponsorship of Derry Girls: The Reunion at The MAC Belfast.This press release features multimedia. View the full

Options Technology, the leading Capital Markets services provider, today announced the appointment of Christy O'Kane to SVP, Global Head of Delivery. Christyjoined Options as part of the Graduate

CUMBRIA Tourism is joining with the Centre for Leadership Performance to support young people in the tourism and hospitality sector.

Options Technology, the leading Capital Markets services provider, today announced the appointment of Mark Marwood to VP, Account Management, Managed Platform. Mark joined Options as part of the

The multidisciplinary centre uses evidence-based interventions

As part of an expanded regional partnership with Boeing, Education For Employment (EFE), the leading youth employment organisation in the region, has launched yet another year of job placement and training programmes through four countries in MENA.

With 46% of jobs studied expected to change incrementally, heres how businesses and workers can prepare for the future of jobs and skills in logistics.

Job roles in the Singapore logistics sector are on the “move” with the adoption of Industry 4.0 technology solutions, with changes or displacement of positions expected in the next three to five years.

By Dr Selwyn R. Cudjoe May 03, 2021 The headline read: "It was a bloody weekend across Trinidad and Tobago". The news story announced: "From Friday night into yesterday, eight people were killed, pushing the murder toll for the year so far to 113. Victims were found dead in St James, Arima, La Horquetta, Valencia, Curepe, Embacadere, Tunapuna and Petit Valley." ( Express, April 26.) Two more people may have been murdered on that weekend. All victims were black. There is no evidence that the mur...