Page 2 - Patrick Tay News Today

The aunt alleged that her brother had ill-treated his daughters and lodged reports with the police, the Ministry of Social and Family Development and even the Prime Minister's Office.

With enhanced support for skills upgrading, measures to reduce wage gaps, and more, here's what leaders from NTUC, Dell, Cisco ASEAN and more have to share on how the new initiatives announced will aid organisations.

The rising cost of living continues to be the biggest concern for many working adults in Singapore, but in 2024, retrenchments and employment stability are increasingly a concern for many. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Yet, when asked about the measures currently practised in their organisations, a majority cited flexible work arrangements 48%), while training plans ranked sixth (28%).

If there is a deadlock in negotiations between unions and companies, the dispute may be taken to an industrial arbitration court where a high court judge will decide.

The Legal Profession (Amendment) Bill seeks to strengthen the training regime for lawyers and better equip law graduates with the relevant skills and competencies to meet the demands of Singapore’s changing economy, said MP Patrick Tay. Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday (Nov 7), he noted that lengthening the practice

Trainees will have to complete a one-year practice training period before they can qualify to practise law. Read more at straitstimes.com.

From luxe advent calendars to single-brand beauty bundles, here are 15 of the best beauty gift sets on offer this holiday season. 

This includes further reducing wage gaps, supporting job transitions, and working with employers and industry associations to nurture local talent to become specialists.

Discussions around targeted subsidies have been growing in momentum in recent weeks after the tabling of the 12th Malaysia Plan mid-term review.