#Singapore job market

Although there are still many vacancies in our job market for entry-level professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs), some recent graduates are not having an easy time finding jobs. Some have submitted more than a hundred job applications but still have not been able to find suitable full-time employment.

SINGAPORE: Singaporean workers appear to be feeling growing pressure in the job market after analysts said fresh graduates may need to taper their salary expectations. Just last month, Aslant Legal ...

Netizens' reactions to CNA report titled "Fresh grads in Singapore may need to taper salary expectations amid uncertainty: Analysts."

Recruiter said on a recent CNA podcast that firms are letting go of Singaporeans and are hiring workers from overseas – not because they were more skilled but because they showed a lot more “hunger”.

Discuss the impact of Gig work, lack of benefits and CPF contribution and how it impacts retirement adequacy. Also how AI is reshaping gig work, for example Rotaxis will put Grab drivers out of job in less than 10 years

There are also fewer job openings in outward-facing sectors such as information and communications.

More than a year has passed since he started looking for work, and the 36-year-old is still unemployed.

A growing number of jobseekers are questioning how tough the job market has become, sharing experiences of long job hunts and limited responses.

A growing number of jobseekers are questioning how tough the job market has become, sharing experiences of long job hunts and limited responses.