HR News Roundup – 16 May 2020
Singapore companies prepare to return to the workplace S’pore looking to return foreign workers, including Covid-19 survivors, to work in ‘recovery phase’ How the Coronavirus
Singapore companies prepare to return to the workplace S’pore looking to return foreign workers, including Covid-19 survivors, to work in ‘recovery phase’ How the Coronavirus
What are some of the new rules at workplaces from May 12 as Singapore eases tightened Covid-19 circuit breaker measures Employers must pay foreign workers
Stay-home notice for foreign workers, dependants in construction sector extended to May 18 Coronavirus: Sharpest quarterly fall in employment since Sars in 2003 Coronavirus: Growth
Coronavirus: Pass on jobs support to workers or lose future payouts, MOM warns employers Coronavirus: MOM, BCA remind employers to provide meals for construction workers during
Over 140,000 employers to receive first payment from Jobs Support Scheme from April 15 Coronavirus: MOM steps up checks at factory-converted dorms for workers Leaders
Covid-19 pandemic could lead to 150,000 to 200,000 retrenchments, say Maybank economists Covid-19: All returning Singaporeans, PRs and long-term pass holders to serve stay-home notice
COVID-19: Law firms see rise in queries on employee rights, employer obligations as economy slows COVID-19: 129 stop-work orders issued to workplaces that did not
MOM to enforce safe-distancing measures; firms which flout rules face stop-work order COVID-19 Budget: What you need to know about the Resilience Budget measures Coronavirus:
Union members affected by COVID-19 outbreak to receive one-off relief of up to S$300: NTUC National Wages Council to convene early in light of COVID-19
More job training support for four sectors hit hardest by Covid-19 ST-BT Budget Roundtable: Govt working on second stimulus package as Covid-19 situation has worsened,
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