Ministry of Manpower
The Ministry of Manpower is a ministry of the Government of Singapore which is responsible for the formulation and implementation of labour policies related to the workforce in Singapore.
See below for the Latest Ministry of Manpower News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Chart of the Day: 41.9% of professionals uploaded resumes to social media
Chart of the Day: 41.9% of professionals uploaded resumes to social media
This signals a shift in job hunting in the digital era.
Number of employed individuals up by 41,400 in 2021
This is a rebound from last year’s contraction of 166,600.
Scam alert: Ministry of Manpower warns of fraudulent emails, calls
The scammers are calling about foreign worker levy matters.
Gov’t streamlines entry requirements for vaccinated new work permit holders in CMP sectors
The streamlined process will begin on 13 March.
Singapore employment up 47.4% at 47,400 in Q4 2021
Unemployment, meanwhile, dropped to 75,800 in December 2021.
Jobless in November hit 76,000
But this number shows a decrease compared to the previous month, MOM claims.
Singapore labour market down by 2,400 workers in Q3 2021
This was a slower decline, compared to the 16,300 previously.
Trade Second Minister Tan co-chairs 15th SG-VN CMM
SG, Vietnam discussed strengthening bilateral ties and trade and investment.
Singapore strengthens SME-focused initiatives with South Korea
It launched a program that allows SG SMEs to establish their presence in Korea.
MOM extends Jobs Growth Initiative until March 2022
Approximately 400,000 locals were hired through the government programme.
MOM to implement revisions on snap WFH regime
The revisions will take place on 22 September.
Stricter health standards imposed in migrant worker dormitories
MOM, MND, and MOH were in charge of developing the standards.
Unemployment declines by 16,200 in Q2
However, there was an increase of retrenchments to 2,340.
Migrant workers face eased movement restrictions
90% of workers have completed vaccinations.
Cost of Stay-Home Notice to be shared, says MOM
Employers who employ Migrant Domestic Workers are covered by this.
Tripartite committee formed to review workplace fairness: MoM
The Tripartite Committee on Workplace Fairness targets to complete its work by H1 2022.
Tripartite committee formed to review workplace fairness: MoM
The Tripartite Committee on Workplace Fairness targets to complete its work by H1 2022.
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