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Serious Bro Chun Sing: 3.5 Million Jobs For 2.5 Million Sinkies! No Shortage Of Good Jobs For Sinkies! Majulah PAP!
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This fucking cheebye got the cheek to say so many jobs for Singaporeans.
I once saw the list of jobs.... it went like
- security guard
- dishwasher (AM)
- dishwasher (PM)
I once saw the list of jobs.... it went like
- security guard
- dishwasher (AM)
- dishwasher (PM)
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ST reported that Thailand will try to create ONE MILLION jobs for the whole country.
Cotton Chan can create 3.5million jobs without any detail.
Cotton Chan can create 3.5million jobs without any detail.
Thailand so big country ,the government useless only create 1mil Jobs.
Singapore less then 4 mil citizens and our government create 3.5mil jobs already.
We the best.
Yes talk is cheap but he talk many people listen and obey and support.
You talk how many listen?
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Bro CS - same penis as yours?
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Wow..the good news keeps coming in..
About 9,000 opportunities offered in professional services sector since April, 80% for PMET roles: MOM
Singapore CBD crowd
Workers in Singapore's CBD. (File photo: Sutrisno Foo)
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SINGAPORE: More than 1,500 companies in the professional services sector have offered about 9,000 opportunities since April this year, with 80 per cent of which are for professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) roles, said the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) on Thursday (Oct 1).
More than 1,400 jobseekers have been placed in these opportunities which include jobs, company-hosted traineeships/attachments and training courses, said MOM in its jobs situation report.
Two in three of the opportunities - about 5,870 - offered are jobs, which would be supported under the Jobs Growth Incentive (JGI) if the eligibility criteria are met.
mom jobs report oct 1 (1)
(Source: MOM)
Announced in August, the JGI will provide “substantial salary support” to companies that continue to grow and need manpower, allowing them to bring forward hiring plans and grow their local workforce over the next six months until Feb next year, said the report.
MOM noted that about nine in 10 people firms in the sector employ come under seven subsectors. These subsections include consultancy, advertising and marketing as well as accountancy among others. And as of June this year, the sector had employed nearly 256,000 workers.
READ: Firms must maintain workforce strength to get Jobs Growth Incentive wage subsidy for new hires
The report also noted how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted professional services firms “unevenly”.
This has been seen in how activity levels for architecture and engineering subsector fell as a result of construction works being brought to a halt during the circuit breaker, it said.
Firms in process construction and maintenance have reduced operations to about 60 to 70 per cent and are “gradually recovering”, said MOM.
In addition, 70 per cent of law firms reported a decrease in work.
mom jobs report oct 1
(Source: MOM)
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
However, MOM noted that the accountancy subsector was less affected as audit, accounting and taxation services are still required to meet statutory requirements.
In addition, the report noted how major consulting firms have seen growing demand for technology and cybersecurity expertise, even as conventional work has dipped.
“Clients have also turned to HR consulting firms for advice to set up effective remote working systems as well as to manage company restructuring,” said MOM.
As the subsector pivots towards new growth areas, jobseekers should be prepared to hone their skills in emerging technologies such as Cloud technology, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.”
About 9,000 opportunities offered in professional services sector since April, 80% for PMET roles: MOM
Singapore CBD crowd
Workers in Singapore's CBD. (File photo: Sutrisno Foo)
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SINGAPORE: More than 1,500 companies in the professional services sector have offered about 9,000 opportunities since April this year, with 80 per cent of which are for professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) roles, said the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) on Thursday (Oct 1).
More than 1,400 jobseekers have been placed in these opportunities which include jobs, company-hosted traineeships/attachments and training courses, said MOM in its jobs situation report.
Two in three of the opportunities - about 5,870 - offered are jobs, which would be supported under the Jobs Growth Incentive (JGI) if the eligibility criteria are met.
mom jobs report oct 1 (1)
(Source: MOM)
Announced in August, the JGI will provide “substantial salary support” to companies that continue to grow and need manpower, allowing them to bring forward hiring plans and grow their local workforce over the next six months until Feb next year, said the report.
MOM noted that about nine in 10 people firms in the sector employ come under seven subsectors. These subsections include consultancy, advertising and marketing as well as accountancy among others. And as of June this year, the sector had employed nearly 256,000 workers.
READ: Firms must maintain workforce strength to get Jobs Growth Incentive wage subsidy for new hires
The report also noted how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted professional services firms “unevenly”.
This has been seen in how activity levels for architecture and engineering subsector fell as a result of construction works being brought to a halt during the circuit breaker, it said.
Firms in process construction and maintenance have reduced operations to about 60 to 70 per cent and are “gradually recovering”, said MOM.
In addition, 70 per cent of law firms reported a decrease in work.
mom jobs report oct 1
(Source: MOM)
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
However, MOM noted that the accountancy subsector was less affected as audit, accounting and taxation services are still required to meet statutory requirements.
In addition, the report noted how major consulting firms have seen growing demand for technology and cybersecurity expertise, even as conventional work has dipped.
“Clients have also turned to HR consulting firms for advice to set up effective remote working systems as well as to manage company restructuring,” said MOM.
As the subsector pivots towards new growth areas, jobseekers should be prepared to hone their skills in emerging technologies such as Cloud technology, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.”
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As Trump might say, some day 3.5million jobs will be created. Someday.
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