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Below is information from the organisers of the event, which can be a useful addition to your job search campaign:
Singapore’s only high-tech paperless career and education exhibition brings together hiring companies and job seekers for fast …
Jobseekers need to be more responsible in their job search process, says Steven Seek, managing director of JobsDB.com.
With an influx of jobseekers in the Singapore market after the current festivities period, Seek says they are …
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Expansion of the Continuing Education and Training (CET) System
- The government will spend $2.5 billion over the next five years on CET, to build an outstanding CET system for …
Employers still call the shots in Singapore’s job market, according to two recruiters, even though the recovering economy has threatened to shift the balance of power back to jobseekers’ hands.
Although it might change, Paul Endacott, …
Nine in 10 Singaporean workers say being more globally orientated in the way they work is important for career prospects, according to the latest Kelly Global Workforce Index which surveyed over 3,000 respondents.
However, the survey …
Internal auditors, senior quantity surveyors, project managers and marketing communications professionals are some of the skills employers seek in this new year.
In the January – March edition of the Hays Quarterly Report, Hays found that …
In survey by Adecco in Singapore, Facebook was voted the top choice for job seekers, who were asked which social media or on-line platform they preferred to use to obtain career and job related information.
Of …
Two out of three companies in Singapore say they plan to increase their headcount in the first quarter of 2010.
In a survey by ACHIEVE Group, 61% of 500 companies surveyed say they plan to hire …
Despite the economic crisis, about nine in 10 polytechnic graduates managed to find work in 2009.
According to a recent survey conducted by Singapore’s five polytechnics, it found that the fresh grad employment rate stood at …
Mercer Singapore (an HR Consultancy) conducted a survey in October, covering 262 companies in 11 industries.
According to the survey, on average you can expect a 3.2% pay increase in 2010. Pharmaceutical companies are expected to give out the highest …