This reflects real concerns over a more turbulent global environment and technological change. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Results of the latest Graduate Employment Survey (GES) by the five polytechnics ... Veteran economist Song Seng Wun told The Straits Times that Singapore’s economic growth in the last few ...

The downturn in sectors like tech, affected by cyclical industry changes, played a key role in the diminished demand for ...

A ManpowerGroup survey of 525 employers in Singapore found that more ... according to a report in The Straits Times. Companies are increasingly turning to “new-collar” workers with in-demand skills to ...

In a story published by The Straits Times (ST), Lim said he covers the ... According to an online survey of 1,000 people by ST, three out of four respondents reported regularly giving money ...

Singapore workers could see pay rises of 2% to 5% on average next year, according to recent salary surveys by HR firms. https://str.sg/yHsv #Singapore #pay #salary ...

The Economic Survey urges firms to raise wages for workers ... (HT PRINT) “In some sense, raising wage and salary growth for workers is also a source for aggregate demand for businesses ...

Meanwhile, a recent survey found that 74 per cent of employees in the UAE are expecting their salaries to increase in 2025. According to GCC Salary Guide 2025 released by Hays, almost half – 48 ...

Employees in India can expect a 9.4% salary increase in 2025 ... according to a total remuneration survey (TRS) by HR consulting firm Mercer. This follows a period of slow growth over the past ...

It comes as 68 per cent of managers say they would like to give a pay increase to their staff, according to Robert Walters’ Salary Survey, but many will not be in a position to do so.