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A total of 13,934 life and composite insurance agents were recorded in 2023, a drop from 15,205 in 2021.

In 2023, Singapore saw a growing demand for emerging roles such as data scientists, reflecting an increasing sectorial demand for data-driven decision-making in businesses.

According to a survey conducted among members of the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (ASME), nine in 10 companies in Singapore have tried out AI solutions, but scams and deepfakes are creating a sense of unease. ASME said it has seen a 20% increase in businesses reporting they fell victim to scams, as compa

MP Patrick Tay says the process of enforcements and the costs of doing so often turn many away. In Parliament on Thursday (Feb 29) he asked if this space of enforcement on civil judgements could be reviewed to make them more effective, efficient, cheaper and simpler. He also asked for an update on developments to furth

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Singapore faces pressing demographic challenges, such as an ageing population and low birth rates. Social issues such as ageism and increased caregiving responsibilities are exacerbated by an uncertain global environment and economic outlook, which presents challenging conditions for Singapore's growth. What then are t

With the spectrum of issues confronting the Public Service becoming more complex and cutting across agencies, how is the Government equipping the Public Service, including its officers, with the right skills, experiences and perspectives for the future? MP Patrick Tay raised this question in Parliament on Wednesday (Fe

MP Patrick Tay said that the Singapore Armed Forces needs to seize the opportunity to lock in digital gains and deliver faster and better. In Parliament on Wednesday (Feb 28), he asked how technology is being used to improve the day-to-day experience of servicemen and servicewomen and uplift their collective capabiliti

In Parliament on Tuesday (Feb 27), MP Patrick Tay welcomed a new temporary financial support scheme for involuntarily displaced workers as they undergo training or look for better-fitting jobs. With details of the scheme yet to be announced, he urged the Government to extend coverage to as many workers as possible, inc