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Budget debate: MPs discuss jobs, upskilling for those who may fall between the cracks - Vimarsana News

Budget debate: MPs discuss jobs, upskilling for those who may fall between the cracks

Jobs and upskilling remained hot topics on the second day of the Budget Debate. MPs called for greater support for those who may fall between the cracks. For example, encouraging senior employment, uplifting lower-wage workers and aligning training for SMEs to increase productivity. One key concern raised was ageism in

Some firms concerned about higher business costs when updated local qualifying salary scheme kicks in - Vimarsana News

Some firms concerned about higher business costs when updated local qualifying salary scheme kicks in

The move may also impact the working hours for many part-timers, according to industry watchers.

Heart of the Matter Podcast: Do high cost of living concerns in Singapore affect everyone the same way? - Vimarsana News

Heart of the Matter Podcast: Do high cost of living concerns in Singapore affect everyone the same way?

With inflation impacting many daily purchases, what can Singaporeans do to cope with the rising cost of living? Our guests share how they're adjusting.

Real median income in Singapore fell 4.5% in first half of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Real median income in Singapore fell 4.5% in first half of 2023

The decline in real median income was due to elevated inflation and a weaker economic outlook, says Senior Minister of State for Manpower Zaqy Mohamad.

Give staff one-off sum amid rising living costs, at least 5.5% pay bump for lower-wage workers: NWC - Vimarsana News

Give staff one-off sum amid rising living costs, at least 5.5% pay bump for lower-wage workers: NWC

National Wages Council included one-off sum in annual guidelines for first time in over a decade. Read more at straitstimes.com.