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Be socially responsible, Swee Say tells bosses
Labour chief urges companies not to neglect contribution of workers.
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Tripartite call to bosses: Reward workers' sacrifices
Firms out of the trough urged to give one-off or moderate pay increases.
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Seven employers charged for employment act breaches
Another convicted for infringements.
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Tripartite call to bosses: Reward workers' sacrifices
Firms out of the trough urged to give one-off or moderate pay increases. -ST
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MOM issues job guidelines for recovery
Companies recovering strongly should 'recognise their employees' sacrifices and reward them appropriately'. -AsiaOne
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New job service for those with mental illnesses
It is a one-stop service for those suffering from mental conditions who are seeking jobs.
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Cautiously upbeat firms raising pay to retain staff
Hay survey shows they are willing to invest to keep high performers.
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Jobs go to those who can adapt
Reader: Disquieting that Singaporeans are still picky over jobs offered to them. -myp
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Singapore managers win praise
They're fast learners and adapt well, but fall short in dealing with staff: Poll. -ST
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Workers at Fujitsu's British unit vote to strike
They have voted to strike over plans to cut almost one tenth of the workforce. -Reuters
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Time to recognise workers' sacrifice
Companies need to reward employees or risk brain drain, says HR consultancy. -myp
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Should bosses consider reversing pay cuts?
Employers need to recognise efforts and sacrifices of workers: Government. -ST
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More jobs now available at North East CDC
More employers now approaching the North East district. -AsiaOne
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Job advert requires applicants to have degree & be "good looking"
Police in Fujian province been forced to apologize. -China Daily/ANN
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Jobs are back, and so are job seekers
Total employment rises by 15,400 in Q3, even though the unemployment rate creeps up to 3.4% in Sept. -BT
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Jobs created reverse decline
Signs of a turnaround in July-September period, but jobless rate edges up. -ST
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1,500 medical staff wanted
Positions like doctors, nurses and occupational therapists at 2 new hospitals must be filled by March.
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Wanted: More women in the workforce
S'pore urging more women to get back to work so as to reduce its reliance on foreign workers.
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Singapore's total employment up in Q3 2009
Employment growth seen due to recovering economy.
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Japan's unemployment at four-month low
This is amid a recovering economy. -AFP
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S'pore exec pay rose in year of squeeze
Chief financial officers were the big gainers during tough financial times.
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Bosses' shrinking pay packages
Packages expected to be lower than last year as firms are still likely to be focused on controlling costs.
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The big bad bosses
Dirty tricks employed during recession.
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Reduced CPF for older workers to stay
This is to avoid giving these workers a disadvantage.
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Pay cut at 60 option stays, but bosses urged to be fair
Companies should not automatically resort to a 10 per cent salary cut.
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China comes a-calling for US job seekers
At stake: A job with some of the fastest-growing cities and industries.
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Singapore and HK wages seen rising 3% next year
Wages in China will jump 6.7 per cent. -Reuters
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Companies hiring again
Healthcare and life sciences sector continue to offer the best hiring opportunities in S'pore. -Reuters
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Resorts World Sentosa offers 45,000 jobs
The vast employment opportunities in Sentosa will help to boost the economic situation. -The Star/ANN
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Asia-Pac workers expect pay increases next year
Among 19 economies, Singapore is ranked to have the 7th biggest pay increase for 2010. -BT
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