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Tourism leaders in Singapore urged to send employees for skills training amid emerging trends and expected job opportunities

SINGAPORE, Feb. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ The tourism sector in Singapore is poised for growth following recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. Nonetheless,

Only 1 in 5 Business Leaders 'Extremely Prepared' to Manage Cybersecurity Threats at Workplace: Survey Report

The rise of the digital economy in Singapore has led to many organisations embarking on digital transformation and intensifying their efforts in building a robust digital infrastructure. With that, nearly all business leaders agree (54% strongly agree, 45% somewhat agree) that cybersecurity is a crucial aspect of ensuring the viability of their businesses, and a majority deem it important (48% extremely important, 49% somewhat important) for their organisation to improve its cybersecurity in vie

Employees and Businesses Open to Embrace Generative AI, but Concerns Over Jobs and Skills Remain

Employees and Businesses Open to Embrace Generative AI, but Concerns Over Jobs and Skills Remain

Singapore recorded more workplace fatalities | Human Resources Online

Construction, transportation, and storage & manufacturing were the top contributors, collectively accounting for about 65% of such cases in the year.

Lack of Support in Professional Development Driving Employees to Leave Food Services Industry

ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT TO FOSTER WORKPLACE LEARNING AMONG SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

Only half (48%) of managers surveyed from Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are confident that applying learning to work fosters a learning culture, as compared to most managers (71%) from larger companies SME employees are twice as likely (30%) to say that learning and development is not important to their organisation as compared to non-SME employees (15%) Two.