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Guide To What Businesses Should Know Before Hiring On SGUnited Traineeships and Mid-Career Pathways

Guide To What Businesses Should Know Before Hiring On SGUnited Traineeships and Mid-Career Pathways
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Top 5 Challenges That Jobseekers Faced In Singapore: Jobs Situation Report (18th Edition)

As the situation was rapidly deteriorating in 2020, the government introduced unprecedented measures to bolster the Singapore economy and jobs market. This included the SGUnited Jobs & Skills Package, which had the aim to create 100,000 openings for jobseekers, as well as salary support schemes as the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS) and Jobs Growth Incentive (JGI). Read Also: With the measures in place, there still remained the softer side of helping jobseekers overcome barriers to getting new jobs. In the Jobs Situation Report (18th Edition), the government spotlights the top 5 challenges that jobseekers faced in getting new jobs. It also reported various ways Workforce Singapore (WSG) and NTUC’s e2i helped jobseekers overcome barriers to getting a new job and accessing opportunities.

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Managing Notice Period: Understanding Employee Entitlements When They Leave

5 minute read While employers may wish for their employees to stay with them for a long time and to grow their business along with them, the reality is that employees come and go. In the same way employers do not have to continue working with employees who fall short of their expectations, employees can leave when they find another position they value more. In fact, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) clearly states that “all employees, including those on fixed term contract, can resign at any time, as long as they serve the require notice”. In short, employers cannot reject an employee’s resignation.

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ESG approved S$18b in loans to 21,000 enterprises last year amid pandemic

ESG approved S$18b in loans to 21,000 enterprises last year amid pandemic
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4 Key Takeaways From MOM s Labour Market Advanced Release For Q4 2020

4 minute read Overall, there has been broad improvements in the labour market for the period of the report. However, the labour market is still not back at pre-COVID conditions. Uncertainties in the economic environment will continue to weigh on the recovery of the labour market, said MOM. Here are the main takeaways from the estimations in the preliminary report. Read Also: #1 Employment Of Residents (Singaporeans And PRs) Rebounded To Pre-COVID Levels According to MOM’s estimates, the number of employed Singaporeans and PRs had returned to pre-COVID levels by the end of 2020. In the last quarter of the year, resident employment grew by 28,900, after increasing by 43,200 in the previous quarter. This was due to a pick-up in business activities after the circuit breaker in April and May.

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