HR & Education
Boosting productivity in Singapore: The use of learning strategies
Boosting productivity in Singapore: The use of learning strategies
Question: How do you get new waiters to memorise the food and drinks menu in a short span of time? For the matter, how do you get new staff to learn...
Foreign talent in Singapore: A win-win
The recent celebration of Singapore's 50th anniversary, or SG50, provides us with a timely opportunity to reflect on the decades of success that the...
These ex-consultants ditched their jobs to help millennials beat quarter-life crisis
Helping them pursue their passions and try out for new roles.
Empowering mothers at the workplace in Singapore
In his speech, Minister in the Prime Minister's Office and the Secretary General of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), Mr Chan Chun Sing...
How are you using Glassdoor to engage talent in Singapore?
I remember working for a larger corporation when I was younger and we'd be asked to dress up on certain days when we were expecting clients or...
Steep salary hike on the cards for local IT professionals
Pay will increase by as much as 15%.
Singapore firms urged to expand worker variety amidst talent retention woes
Employers should cast wider nets to keep up.
9 in 10 Singaporeans agree flexi jobs will keep older workers: survey
Rigid workdays can be off-putting for aging laborers.
Teachers to get salary hike as MOE overhauls salary scheme
Monthly pay will rise by 4% to 9%.
Keppel kicked out of top spot as Singapore’s best-governed firm
It was dethroned by SingTel.
Lower enrolment threatens Overseas Education as foreign students exit
It will only have 3,100 students in FY15.
Bursting bubbles: Graduates' askewed job expectations
Career service and guidance is becoming a big emphasis for many tertiary schools in Singapore. In fact if you take a look at Gebiz (Singapore...
MoM keeps an eye on 38 firms for failure to hire locals fairly
They’ve been placed on the watchlist.
Daily Briefing: Hijacked Singapore tanker found; Five facts about the Labour Movement
And here's why employers should allow working from home.
What you need to know about the new Career Support Programme
As employers, we may not like to admit it but the bias against the hiring of older workers is real.
Population crunch threatens Singapore's miracle economy
Labor restrictions might be an 'overkill'.
Tiger moms galore: Over 4 out of 5 Singaporean parents willing to shell out for kids’ private tuition
But extra tutoring is too costly for some.