Working For U

Patrick Tay: The Concerns of Local PMEs Cannot Be Ignored
09 January 2023

The NTUC Assistant Secretary-General says that it is important that PMEs are not left behind as the economy transforms.

Ng Chee Meng: NTUC Will Continue to Champion All Workers in the Future of Work
08 January 2023

NTUC commits to working with employers to embark on business and workforce transformation and ensure workers do not get left behind as Singapore moves towards a greener economy.

Desmond Choo: Tripartism Remains Important in Building Compact with Workers
09 January 2023

The NTUC assistant secretary-general shares how NTUC has evolved to serve workers and its current focus on retirement adequacy and unemployment support.

Vincent Low: A Meaningful Union Career in Helping Others
04 January 2023

Former NTUC staff looks back at his career in union membership work.

12 Ways NTUC Helped Workers in 2022
30 December 2022

No worker was left behind with initiatives that supported workers of all collars, ages, nationalities and life stages.

Former NTUC Secretary-General Steve Nayagan Passes On
23 December 2022

His involvement with the Labour Movement goes back to the late 1950s when he was with the Singapore Printing Employees’ Union.

Union: More Needs to Be Done to Transform the Security Industry
22 December 2022

Latest survey highlights opportunities for stakeholders to move towards outcome-based contracting, job redesign, and increasing awareness of officer abuse.

NTUC Will Continue to Enhance Migrant Workers' Protection
18 December 2022

The Labour Movement will offer protection for migrant workers through the Migrant Workers’ Centre Associate Membership, and will work to ensure their safety at the workplace and against scams.

Employment Improves but Retrenchments Creep Up in Q3 2022
15 December 2022

The Ministry of Manpower’s Labour Market Report Third Quarter 2022 also indicates that growth momentum may be slowing.

Refreshed Food Manufacturing Industry Transformation Map 2025 to Help Local Companies Spur Growth
14 December 2022

The refreshed industry transformation map (ITM) is expected to create some 2,500 new jobs in the near term.