Working For U

Government Announces a Second $1.5 Billion Support Package Amidst Rising Costs and Inflation
14 October 2022

The package will comprehensively cover the cost of living increase for lower-income households in 2022.

NTUC, NTUC Club Partner mm2 Asia to Bring New Benefits to NTUC Members
14 October 2022

Benefits include discounted movie, Wild Wild Wet tickets and a chance to catch JJ Lin live in concert.

Research Study Proves NTUC First Campus’ Child Support Model Works
13 October 2022

Over 5,000 children from low-income backgrounds at My First Skool preschools benefit yearly from the integrated assistance and support services.

Continuous Learning for the Future Workplace
13 October 2022

From an aircraft apprentice to a trainer and app developer – Shaifulazli Ghazali shows how continuous learning can benefit employees and employers.

Over 10,000 Workers from Marina Bay Sands to Benefit from Skills Upgrading in Digital Competency
11 October 2022

The integrated resort has inked an agreement with the Attractions, Resorts & Entertainment Union to form a Company Training Committee to enhance the skills of its employees.

Marine and Offshore Youth Forum Launched to Attract Young Talent to the Sector
11 October 2022

The sector is expected to play an integral role as Singapore transitions towards greener energy.

More Peer-to-Peer Mental Support Is Needed at the Workplace
10 October 2022

More people can now provide peer-to-peer support on mental well-being thanks to initiative by Young NTUC.

Older Workers Need Help as They Approach Their Golden Years
06 October 2022

Zailani Said, 61, talks about his concerns as he approaches the statutory retirement age and what he hopes the Government can do for older workers.

Working Mums Need Flexibility and Acceptance
05 October 2022

Mother and freelance IT trainer Poornima Nadarajah shares her thoughts on the support women like herself need to succeed.

BFSU Launches Youth Chapter to Jumpstart Young Professionals’ Careers
04 October 2022

The Banking and Financial Services Union (BFSU) Youth Chapter is expected to benefit 1,200 youth from the get-go, and 500 more yearly.