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About 36,500 resident employees in Singapore are M&Es who earned up to S$3,000 a month - Vimarsana News

About 36,500 resident employees in Singapore are M&Es who earned up to S$3,000 a month

About 36,500 resident employees in Singapore are M&Es who earned up to S$3,000 a month Details Published: 18 February 2021 About 36,500 resident employees in Singapore are managers and executives (M&Es) earned a basic monthly salary of up to S$3,000, Minister for Manpower Josephine Teo revealed. The minister pulled the above data from the June 2020 Comprehensive Labour Force Survey, in a written response to a Parliamentary question from MP Patrick Tay Teck Guan on the total number of workers, resident workers and Singaporean workers who are classified as ma...

Budget 2021: A clarifying moment for businesses and workers as Singapore shifts gears - Vimarsana News

Budget 2021: A clarifying moment for businesses and workers as Singapore shifts gears

Budget 2021 afforded huge support to businesses and workers in riding out COVID-19. But what must give as Singapore switches priorities from ...

Timely to study HSR contribution to economy - Vimarsana News

Timely to study HSR contribution to economy

Universiti Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Italy Design Institute (UniKL MIDI) dean Dr Azman Senin said the timing was right for Malaysia to review such a huge commitment, adding that a post-pandemic study should be conducted on all railway projects and possibly, a rethink and redesign. PETALING JAYA: The current fiscal and economic conditions that are marred by uncertainties have forced a rethink of the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high speed rail (HSR) project. This eventually led to the termination of the mega project as both countries failed to reach an agreement, but in the eyes of economists and expert...

The Big Read: Goodbye T-score, goodbye PSLE stress? Not so fast, as anxious parents size up new scoring system - Vimarsana News

The Big Read: Goodbye T-score, goodbye PSLE stress? Not so fast, as anxious parents size up new scoring system

The Big Read: Goodbye T-score, goodbye PSLE stress? Not so fast, as anxious parents size up new scoring system Toggle share menu Advertisement The Big Read: Goodbye T-score, goodbye PSLE stress? Not so fast, as anxious parents size up new scoring system Advertisement Singapore The Big Read: Goodbye T-score, goodbye PSLE stress? Not so fast, as anxious parents size up new scoring system Based on interviews with parents and their children, more often than not, it is the adults who appear to be more anxious than their kids taki...