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19 Jun

Navigating maternity leave in Singapore: What to do before going on leave

Planning for maternity leave can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Here's a simple guide to help working mothers in Singapore prepare for a smooth transition before taking time off.
10 Jun

Singapore to mandate measles vaccination for migrant domestic workers

This move aims to safeguard domestic workers’ well-being and strengthen Singapore’s public health efforts amid a global measles resurgence. 
31 May

Fun, family and forever care: NTUC’s May Day Fiesta celebrates more than just a day out

Around 4,000 NTUC members and their families gathered for this year’s May Day Family Fiesta at Downtown East, with the celebration highlighting the Labour Movement’s year-round commitment to caring for Singapore’s workers and their families.
02 Jul 2024

Worker safety remains top priority in the Pasir Panjang oil spill clean-up: Grace Fu

NTUC Assistant Secretary-General Melvin Yong seeks clarification from the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment on the precautions to protect workers.
02 Jun 2024

CDE and Healthcare Academy collaborate to assist migrant domestic workers in eldercare training

Healthcare Academy and CDE sign an agreement at NTUC’s May Day Domestic Employees Celebration.
10 Dec 2023

Over 1,000 migrant domestic workers and employers gather to celebrate International Migrants’ Day

The Centre for Domestic Employees and The Salvation Army team up for this year’s celebration to strengthen the bond between migrant domestic workers and their employers.
02 Aug

NTUC expands bond-free Starter Awards scholarships to eight institutes of higher learning

From 4 August 2025, students from eight institutes of higher learning in Singapore can apply for NTUC’s bond-free Starter Awards scholarship, which provides financial aid and leadership opportunities to support youth in their education and career journey.
18 Jul

Flying High: Job growth in aviation and aerospace soars amid strong air travel demand

The upcoming Changi Airport Terminal 5 and Seletar Aerospace Park expansion plans are spurring the aviation and aerospace sectors to create and reshape jobs and careers.
04 Jul

The man who built ladders: Lim Swee Say on why PWM beats minimum wage

Former NTUC Secretary-General Lim Swee Say reveals the 20-year journey behind the Progressive Wage Model and why he chose ladders over floors to lift Singapore’s lowest-paid workers.
03 Jul

Progressive Wage Model: Over a decade of raising incomes and reshaping work

Over 10 years after its introduction, Singapore's Progressive Wage Model has improved the lives of thousands of lower-wage workers. But as the economy and job landscape evolve, will this home-grown model remain viable in the years to come?
25 Jun

Think before you prompt: 5 things workers must know about using AI at work

AI can be an asset, but it is not foolproof. Before you hand off your next report to ChatGPT, here are some things you need to know about using Generative AI ethically and effectively in the workplace.
24 Jun

Generative AI Tools: Testing the best productivity boosters for the modern workplace

So many AI tools, so little time. We cut through the clutter to test the most talked about options, like ChatGPT and DeepSeek, to see how they can enhance your workday and advance your career.
07 Aug

NTUC and Singapore: 60 years of progress, partnership and purpose

As Singapore celebrates 60 years of independence, NTUC retraces its journey from independence to today, evolving with the nation, standing by workers and shaping the future of work with unity and resolve.
06 Aug

Understanding Singapore’s Work Injury Compensation Act: Your rights and responsibilities explained

Here’s a simple guide on key rights and protections under WICA, from injury coverage to the liabilities borne by employers.
04 Aug

Employment Act Unpacked: What every worker needs to know

Singapore’s main labour law protects your basic rights at work. Learn about the rules that affect you daily and how you are supported every step of the way.
24 Jul

Singapore’s retirement age is rising – But so are the benefits

As Singapore raises the retirement and re-employment ages to 65 and 70 by 2030, the move could boost financial security, benefit businesses, and create a more inclusive workforce in an ageing society.
24 Jul

Causeway strike highlights why industrial harmony matters to Singapore

A one-day strike by Malaysian bus drivers at the Johor checkpoint left thousands stranded, underscoring the importance of Singapore’s collaborative approach to labour relations.
16 Jul

How NTUC became Singapore’s anchor for workers in times of crisis

From financial crashes to pandemics and global trade shocks, Singapore’s Labour Movement has quietly played a critical role in shielding workers. As economic uncertainty looms again, NTUC’s crisis-tested model may prove more vital than ever.
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