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Companies in Singapore are still demanding for Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduates to fill leadership roles even though there was a decline in executive recruitment during the recession.
Soriano Nicanor Lazaro, director of marketing and …
Technology company Apple has been voted the top employer of choice among entry-level university graduates in 2010 while basic salary expectations are higher than before.
In an annual study by campus recruitment specialist JobsFactory, salary expectations …
A well-written cover letter and resume can open doors to a job interview but only two in 10 resumes are considered good enough to impress hiring managers and HR practitioners.
According to staffing and HR consultancy …
Companies in Singapore will continue hiring foreigners despite the recent increase in foreign worker levy but more than half do not plan to boost headcount in the six months.
Findings from The Hiring Trends Report 2H …
Singapore is seeing a significant increase in job advertisements, with growth for both finance services and commerce sectors projected to sustain throughout the next quarter.
There is a 13.7% rise in job ads across all sectors …
Good news is the number of CEOs earning in excess of S$5 million has more than doubled since 2008. At least one-quarter of CEOs took home over S$5 million in total compensation packages in 2009. …
According to the International Labour Organization’s Global Wage Report Update 2009, Singaporeans are the second most optimistic group of people in Asia Pacific when it comes to job prospects over the next 12 months.
With respondents …
While the financial sector in Singapore is seeing a positive job market outlook, employees need to quell their expectations of receiving higher pay or new job opportunities.
According to the half-yearly Robert Walters’ Financial Service Sector …
Aerospace:
Rolls-Royce, together with SIA Engineering Company and the Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA) will help develop new skill sets for the aerospace professionals in Singapore.
Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has collaborated with SIA Engineering …
Global logistics and supply chain management (SCM) companies in Singapore would recruit over 1,200 skilled workers this year.
The available positions in the sector are created by the S$481 million business investments spent in 2009, announced …