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Civil service leaders share the career tips that helped them up the ladder By Kate Hodge on 22/12/2020 Passing on the baton: leaders share their best careers advice. Credit: Braden Collum/Unsplash There’s an awful lot of career advice around – but how to know whether it’s any good? We asked 12 leading national officials to name the tips they found most useful in their own journey to the top. After all, it worked for them: we hope you find their answers helpful in the year to come Sometime...

This was even though some solutions were as novel as the pathogen itself - some vaccine candidates were being developed with new technologies that have not been used in any other vaccines on the market. The data was limited, so risks had to be taken and bets made after careful analysis of available information. They all paid off on Monday night (Dec 21), when Singapore became the first nation in Asia to receive doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. This, just weeks after Britain and th...

The Straits Times How Singapore took steps to ensure access to Covid-19 vaccines Singapores first batch of Covid-19 vaccines being unloaded at the Sats Coolport cold chain facility at Changi Airport on Monday night.PHOTO: MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION Among those who helped Singapore procure Covid-19 vaccines are (from left) Associate Professor Tan Say Beng, executive director of National Medical Research Council; Ms Goh Wan Yee, senior vice-president and head of healthcare and we...

Conor White Wins Canada Weekly Zwift Race Conor White recently competed in the Cycling Canada Weekly Zwift race. The race covered the Watopia – Reverse Figure 8 Course, with White winning the Men’s A Division race. White and American Leo Yip had the fastest time of 38.20, with White earning the first-place finish. Warren Muir, the Canadian National Champion of the virtual cycling world, finished third clocking 38.21. Related Stories

Career highlights: civil service leaders share their proudest moments By Kate Hodge on 14/12/2020 Leaders share their moments from their career that they are particularly proud of. Credit: Samuel-Elias Nadler/Unsplash From supporting victims of crime to developing future talent and nurturing authentic leadership – officials share their memorable work moments. Kate Hodge reports Sometimes in the melee of work, we forget to reflect on everything we achieve. But it’s important to celebrate th...