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MOM seeks public feedback on amended foreign labour policy
Public can give feedback on proposed amendments to the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act until end May.
New job portal for PMEs
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has partnered with recruitment firm Robert Walters to make it easier for PME jobseekers,
PMETs still vulnerable to layoffs
Among occupational groups, they were the second-most vulnerable, after those holding production jobs. -myp
Beefing up the Employment Act
Factors such as fast-rising wages, an increase in the number of professionals, managers and executives and foreign workers may be the focus of the upcoming Employment Act review. -AsiaOne
HK losing out as expat locale due to pollution: ECA
Singapore is the most liveable city in the world for Asian expatriates.
Rationale behind Lim Chong Yah's wage shock therapy
His proposal on a wage revolution drew criticism from disbelieving economists and businesses. -BT
Stay ahead by being a 'T-shaped' professional
It is increasingly critical that job seekers find ways to develop an edge over others and enhance their employability. -myp
Singapore non-executive directors second best-paid in ASEAN
ASEAN banks lead the way in non-executive director remuneration.
Disneyland Paris, turning 20, touts fairy tale careers
At Disney's Paris resort 80 per cent of managers rose from within its ranks.
Acer founder makes case for foreign talent
He says their help could upgrade Taiwan industries and generate huge business value.
After grad job slump, big hiring is back at US colleges
Hiring is back in a big way on many college campuses.
Foxconn chairman pledges to keep raising pay
Apple and Foxconn agreed last week to tackle violations of conditions among the 1.2 million workers.
Outgoing OCBC chief exec to receive $11.5m
Bank also gives hefty pay rise of 50% to its non- executive directors. -BT
New centre gives execs a job boost
CaliberLink is a one-stop centre to help professionals, managers and executives with their employment options. -myp
Will you add your boss on Facebook?
Majority says no.
Goldman conducts company-wide email review: sources
It is now scanning internal emails for the term 'muppet', other derogatory terms.
Restless employees looking to quit even during a slowdown
Disgruntled workers cite lack of training and career advancement as main reasons for wanting to jump ship.
S'pore final Q4 unemployment rate at 2%
This is the lowest in 14 years.
Departing Goldman banker slams 'rip-off' culture
A banker published a withering resignation letter in the New York Times, calling the Wall Street titan a "toxic" place where managing directors referred to their own clients as "muppets." -Reuters
7 in 10 workers say workplace not psychologically safe
27 percent of workers in 24 countries said they are not happy with the psychological aspects of their work environment. -Reuters
Hiring on merit makes good business sense
There have been renewed calls for employers to employ senior citizens and stay-at-home mothers. -myp
Singapore second lowest globally for job satisfaction: Survey
76 per cent of respondents from Singapore claim to be dissatisfied with their jobs.
Technology affecting Singaporeans' work-life balance
Modern technology is having a significant impact on the way we work: Randstad.
S'poreans' confidence in local job market 'lowest in region'
But morale here hasn't fallen as low as in US, UK, France: Berkley.
High demand seen for workers with niche skills
Continued growth in engineering, IT and sales is less directly affected by the global economic uncertainty. -myp
Cautious optimism for hiring in 2012
Global uncertainty a factor in making headcount decisions.
Why job-hoppers hop
The job-hopping trend is predominantly seen in Gen Y, and it's not always just about the money. -The Star/ANN
Minimum wage in Malaysia likely next month
Move will affect 3.2 million workers in the private sector.
Over 500 jobs expected from new Rolls-Royce facility
80 to 90 per cent of these jobs are expected to be filled by Singaporeans.
High flyer
Ling is currently the only Malaysian captaining an A380 with Emirates. -The Star/ANN
 
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