Singapore will also face the greatest job-skills mismatch in the region.
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Labour market improves for first half of 2018; job vacancies hit 3-year high in June
However, job-skills mismatch will continue to pose a challenge to the industries.
Singapore youths most pessimistic about tech and job prospects in the region
Only 31.2 percent of the youths in Singapore believe technology will increase the number of jobs available.
First ever partnership to equip Singaporeans for Fintech jobs
To increase job vacancies in Singapore’s financial technology (fintech) sector and emerging infocomm technology (ICT), a first-ever landmark partnership has been signed today.
Hearing Sushma Swaraj, networking, entrepreneurship, jobs; Indian students’ list of things to do at PBD 2018
Students at the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) are gearing up for the regional ASEAN-India Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) 2018.
‘Job Shadowing Day’ to help special needs students discover career interests in Singapore
For helping special education (Sped) school students to get acquainted with various jobs in Singapore, Job Shadowing Day, will run as an annual programme from next year.
2,000 PMET jobs and SGD22.2 billion to be added in electronics industry by 2020: Iswaran
There is good news for Singapore as about 2,000 jobs for professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) will be created in the electronics sector by 2020.
MOM: Layoffs, unemployment up last year, job vacancies fell
In 2016, Singapore’s labour market went through its roughest patch in years on several counts, according to the official full-year data Ministry of Manpower (MOM) released today.
Attach and Train: Government’s initiative to help job seekers
Attach and Train- a government initiative to be introduced, which aims at helping Singaporeans to get jobs in sectors with good growth, where companies may not be ready to hire just yet.
Job vacancies for PMETs in Singapore rose from 39% to 48% in 2016: MOM report
Around 48 per cent of job vacancies in Singapore in the year 2016 were for professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs), informed the Ministry of Manpower (MOM).
