The addition of Bhutan as an allowed source of employees will let firms tap a whole new worker segment. Read more at ...

SINGAPORE: There will be no hard cap on how long a migrant worker can work here from July 1, 2025, in a move that is set to reshape Singapore's foreign workforce for years to come.

Singapore needs to rethink its social compact with its transient migrant workforce, particularly older workers who have lived ...

He highlighted the creation of a new SME Pro-Enterprise Office and adjustments to the work permit scheme. The Singapore ...

SINGAPORE: The city-state is taking significant steps to reform its foreign workforce policies, strengthen economic growth, ...

Singapore will implement changes to make it easier for foreign workers, including Indians, to get long-term employment. The ...

Foreigners holding work permits can stay employed in Singapore for longer as the city-state scraps employment period limit ...

An upcoming revamp of the work permit framework is set to reduce the costs and time needed to train new migrant workers.

From 1 July, work permit holders in Singapore will not be subject to a maximum employment period, currently ranging from 14 to 26 years – based on skill level, sector and country of origin. Singapore ...

The Singapore government is set to introduce changes to its work permit policies to enhance employer flexibility in hiring and ...

SINGAPORE] Businesses’ feedback on needs and challenges will be taken seriously, as the government’s relationship with ...

Singapore recently announced updates that will lift employment caps, raise salary thresholds, and expand job opportunities ...