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Career Talk Podcast: Too many jobs, too few workers - Vimarsana News

Career Talk Podcast: Too many jobs, too few workers

Job vacancies numbers for 2022 show the broader tech sector remains quietly resilient despite high-profile layoffs in the year, as companies digitalise. Read more at straitstimes.com.

51% of Singaporeans could quit their jobs the next 12 months - Vimarsana News

51% of Singaporeans could quit their jobs the next 12 months

Employers challenged to identify the key workforce concerns to prevent this

Source: hcamag.com
Hong Kong and Singapore still attractive to expats despite exodus - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong and Singapore still attractive to expats despite exodus

Even as an exodus of Hong Kong ’s expat community continues, driven in part by the harsh Covid-19 quarantine rules and also political concerns, French national Marc says he is staying put. The 21-day isolation period which he served in January after returning from France was a “burden”, he said, but Hong Kong remained attractive. He moved to the city...

Singapore employers cannot require staff to disclose Covid-19 vaccination status unless necessary - Vimarsana News

Singapore employers cannot require staff to disclose Covid-19 vaccination status unless necessary

But experts and employers say there are several ways people can be encouraged to get a jab.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Financial tech workers in demand in Singapore, getting multiple job offers and pay increments - Vimarsana News

Financial tech workers in demand in Singapore, getting multiple job offers and pay increments

SINGAPORE: Despite a sluggish job market, tech talent in the financial industry is in such demand that many candidates receive multiple job offers ...