Stay updated with breaking news from Chee Meng. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
SINGAPORE — Singapore's alliance of the labour movement and employers' federation expects more workers to lose their jobs in the coming months, and urges them — as well as bosses — to work with it to soften the blow. Calling the outlook "sobering", National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) secretary-general Ng Chee Meng forecast an uptrend in retrenchments in 2024, a...
Singapore News - Singapore’s alliance of the labour movement and employers’ federation expects more workers to lose their jobs in the coming months, and urges them – as well as bosses – to work with it to soften the blow. Calling the outlook “sobering”, National Trades Union... Read more at www.tnp.sg
Singapore’s alliance of the labour movement and employers’ federation expects more workers to lose their jobs in the coming months, and urges them – as well as bosses – to work with it to soften the blow.
Citing “tough times ahead”, NTUC and SNEF have called out an urgent need to introduce transition support for displaced workers, keeping in mind the recent and upcoming retrenchment trends.
40 per cent of respondents in an annual NTUC survey felt they were likely to lose their job in the next three months.