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The Big Read: Saved by COVID-19 jobs, thousands now have to mull their future as Singapore looks to exit crisis

The Big Read: Saved by COVID-19 jobs, thousands now have to mull their future as Singapore looks to exit crisis
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Singapore s unemployment rates continue to fall in May

Singapore s unemployment rates continue to fall in May Toggle share menu Advertisement Singapore s unemployment rates continue to fall in May Singapore s unemployment situation continued to improve in May in what authorities said was a good sign, although the road to recovery was expected to be long. Lisha Rodney reports. 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery. 01 Jul 2021 11:01PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Singapore s unemployment situation continued to improve in May in what authorities said was a good sign, although the road to recovery was expected to be long. The overall unemployment rate edged down to 2.8 per cent in May from 2.9 per cent the previous month, according to the Ministry of Manpower s (MOM) latest monthly unemployment situation report.

4 Key Takeaways From MOM s Labour Market Advanced Release For Q4 2020

4 minute read Overall, there has been broad improvements in the labour market for the period of the report. However, the labour market is still not back at pre-COVID conditions. Uncertainties in the economic environment will continue to weigh on the recovery of the labour market, said MOM.  Here are the main takeaways from the estimations in the preliminary report.  Read Also:  #1 Employment Of Residents (Singaporeans And PRs) Rebounded To Pre-COVID Levels According to MOM’s estimates, the number of employed Singaporeans and PRs had returned to pre-COVID levels by the end of 2020. In the last quarter of the year, resident employment grew by 28,900, after increasing by 43,200 in the previous quarter. This was due to a pick-up in business activities after the circuit breaker in April and May.

New specialist training facility for WA s resources sector

Date Time New specialist training facility for WA’s resources sector North Metropolitan TAFE’s Midland campus to get dedicated facility to train industrial conveyor belt technicians $2 million has been allocated towards the industrial conveyor belt trade training facility The specialist facility will meet industry demand and address skills gaps More than 200 new and existing workers set to train in the facility Industrial conveyor belt technicians repair, maintain and install conveyor belts used in many industries including mining, particularly for the transportation of unrefined ore A tender for the construction of a dedicated industrial conveyor belt trade training facility at the Midland campus of North Metropolitan TAFE has been issued today, with the design development stage now complete.

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