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Mark Lee on Child Development Co-Savings (Amendment) Bill - Vimarsana News

Mark Lee on Child Development Co-Savings (Amendment) Bill

Proposed increases in paid paternity leave and unpaid infant care leave could pose significant challenges for certain businesses, said NMP Mark Lee in Parliament on Monday (Sep 18). These include small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with streamlined workforces, as well as industries that are oriented towards fron

May Day 2023: 5 priorities in preparing | Human Resources Online - Vimarsana News

May Day 2023: 5 priorities in preparing | Human Resources Online

A coordinated effort across multiple stakeholders will be required to prepare workers and businesses for jobs and the economy of the future, and individual responsibility is key, Minister Tan highlighted.

41,000 food service workers to receive 3-year of sustained pay hikes under Progressive Wage Model - Vimarsana News

41,000 food service workers to receive 3-year of sustained pay hikes under Progressive Wage Model

The Online Citizen Asia 41,000 food service workers to receive 3-year of sustained pay hikes under Progressive Wage Model Labour

Employers must have a progressive wage mark to be eligible for Government-linked tenders from 1 March 2023 - Vimarsana News

Employers must have a progressive wage mark to be eligible for Government-linked tenders from 1 March 2023

Such employers must have adopted the progressive wage model, currently underway for five sectors, i.e. cleaning, security, landscape, lift and escalator, and retail.

Singapore's progressive wage model hits major milestone on 1 Sep 2022 - Vimarsana News

Singapore's progressive wage model hits major milestone on 1 Sep 2022

A total of 197,000 full-time lower-wage workers are expected to benefit from the new requirements around local qualifying salaries, as well as those in sectors such as retail, in-house cleaning, security, and landscape.