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The labour market in Singapore has shown signs of a turnaround as total employment grew in the third quarter this year, offsetting losses incurred in the preceding two quarters.
In fact, the latest labour market report …
1) If you are a car owner, does your pay match your car ownership status? If you don’t have a car, how do you know whether you can afford one? In this article, Salary.sg proposes using …
About two-thirds of respondents believe their companies will give salary increments in 2010 alongside an annual bonus this year. This compares with nearly 85% of respondents who did not get salary increases for 2009.
According to …
This Sunday, hiring managers from China’s banking and finance sector will be looking to make job offers Singaporean banking and financial talent can’t refuse.
On 13 December, local banking and financial professionals can head down to …
The worst may be over for Singapore’s labour force, and job seekers can expect to see more hiring opportunities at the start of 2010 as the employment market returns to its pre-recession levels.
According to the …
Demand for public relations jobs appears to be rising with the recovering economy, if numbers from the Institute of Public Relations of Singapore (IPRS) are any indication.
The number of organisations that have sent their newly-recruited PR …
Resident workers in Singapore experienced a dip in income as employers turned to part-time and contract workers to take on the jobs of full-timers.
According to The Business Times, a labour force survey released by the …
The economic crisis has left the banking and financial services sector less attractive to fresh graduates in Singapore.
Although the sector is still the most popular among entry-level graduates, the percentage of students who rated it …
JobsDB Singapore conducted an online Hiring Trends Survey among its corporate clients from October 21 to November 9 this year (Quarter 4).
In response to the Government’s recent announcement that the Singapore economy is picking up, …
Permanent and temporary hiring is expected to rise in Singapore’s marketing and digital industry. This is good news for the industry that has been impacted by widespread hiring and salary freezes this year.
In the latest …