Singapore Budget cuts costs for businesses, keeps focus on long-term economic goals
Building the capabilities of businesses and staff remains an ongoing effort, said roundtable experts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Building the capabilities of businesses and staff remains an ongoing effort, said roundtable experts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Beyond tackling immediate concerns, Budget 2024 makes significant policy shifts to better position Singapore for the future, said Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. These include measures aimed at achieving better growth and jobs, and to equip workers for life through a very significant enhancement to SkillsFuture, he said. Speaking during an hour-long panel discussion on the Budget, DPM...
He reiterated that Budget 2024 rolls out the first instalment of the Forward Singapore agenda. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The budget outlines the steps Singapore must take in response to challenges ahead
All Singaporeans aged 40 and above will get a top-up in SkillsFuture Credit of $4,000, while those impacted by layoffs can look towards a temporary financial support scheme. Report by Arina Sofiah and Aditi Sharma Kalra.