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6 Struggles Food Delivery Workers Face They Wish You Knew

Posted on November 17, 2020November 17, 2020 by AJ

A decade ago, Food Panda, GrabFood and the likes did not exist and now they’re thriving essential businesses. Food delivery platforms in Singapore have seen a spike in rider signups following the start of Circuit Breaker, demand for food delivery is booming. Now, on the other end, have you ever wondered how it’s like being a…

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A Garden Preschool Where Both Students and Educators Learn

Posted on November 3, 2020November 3, 2020 by jules

Preschools nowadays are a nexus of learning opportunities, not just for preschoolers, but staff too. At a learning journey to Skool4Kidz’ flagship centre at Sengkang Riverside Park with e2i (Employment & Employability Institute), I learnt about the exciting partnerships both parties have embarked on to improve the quality of early childhood education. The flagship centre,…

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Learn To Bake Anywhere, Anytime with Phoon Huat’s Online Classes

Posted on October 1, 2020 by jules

With the Circuit Breaker forcing Singaporeans and businesses to go online, homegrown bakery Phoon Huat had to cancel all its in-store classes at its Sims Lane and The Star Vista studios. While its B2B business suffered when many of its foodservice customers cancelled their orders and dining-in was suspended, there was a surge in retail…

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A Whole-of-nation Approach to Tackle Unemployment in Singapore

Posted on August 12, 2020August 12, 2020 by AJ

It’s increasingly hard to find reasons to cheer when one listens to the news these days. In the United States, the Covid-19 pandemic has sent the economy into a new recession and nearly cancelled out all of the employment gains of the last decade in mere months. In China, college graduates are facing their toughest…

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Working-From-Home Isn’t Completely Sustainable Yet. Why?

Posted on June 12, 2020 by The Editor

It’s good to read that “9 in 10 want to continue working from home (WFH)” (ST 24 May). While many see working from home becoming the new norm, the current mode of WFH may not be ideal for all – employees, managers, or organisations. Each individual has his/her own style of working One may work…

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Five Touching Tweets During Circuit Breaker

Posted on June 2, 2020 by jules

The Circuit Breaker is finally over! As we move into Phase 1 of post-Circuit Breaker, here’s a look back at five touching tweets that show how different people in Singapore have shown care and concern for one another. 1. An Indian restaurant sends hot snacks to hospital staff for free for a month According to…

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Unfair Workplace Practices That Workers Should Beware Of

Posted on June 1, 2020May 30, 2020 by The Editor

NTUC Labour MP Patrick Tay Teck Guan (assistant secretary-general of NTUC and an MP for West Coast GRC) highlighted that companies going through rough patches may use unfair practices to reduce work hours or even to get rid of workers. Here are some unfair workplace practices he highlighted in a Straits Times article. Cutting salaries and changing…

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How did Migrant Workers Come to Live in Dormitories?

Posted on May 14, 2020 by jules

In the past, migrant workers didn’t live in large-scale dormitories (they didn’t exist yet!), so what’s the history of our nation that led them to live in dormitories? Why do people care? Over the last month, the number of Covid-19 cases in migrant worker dormitories has been increasing. This has fueled questions why the government…

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Free Online Talks For Workers In May

Posted on May 4, 2020 by The Editor

As we continue working from home or exploring career options during the extended Circuit Breaker until 1 June, here is a list of free online talks for workers in May that explores a wide range of topics from jobs to current affairs. On social enterprises, jobs, and being more resilient Topic: Richardo Chua (Adrenalin Group)…

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11 Positive Takeaways from PM Lee’s May Day Rally 2020 Speech

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 by The Editor

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong addressed concerns about jobs and livelihoods during his May Day Rally 2020 speech online. Here are 11 positive takeaways workers should take comfort in.

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