Budget 2020 Debate – Manpower Highlights
Highlights of the parliamentary debate on Budget 2020, with a focus on manpower concerns over the Covid-19 outbreak.
Highlights of the parliamentary debate on Budget 2020, with a focus on manpower concerns over the Covid-19 outbreak.
Local news on the labour front for February 2020.
The novel coronavirus, named Covid-19, has had widespread effect on the world since the first cases were reported in China. We summarise how the outbreak has affected Singapore this month on the manpower front.
Budget 2020 went live on 18 February 2020. We summarise its plans on manpower in Singapore, especially in the light of the Covid-19 outbreak.
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The Ministry of Manpower released its yearly report on the Labour Market in 2019 on 30 January 2020. The report is based on the Comprehensive Labour Force Survey and analyses the employment, unemployment, incomes, and working hours of Singapore’s labour force.
Statistics from the Ministry of Manpower have shown that total employment in the construction sector grew by 12,800 in 2019, based on preliminary estimates. The increase of 12,800 is welcome news after three years of decline.
On 23 January 2020, the Ministry of Manpower released a Report: Singapore Citizens in the Labour Force, an occasional paper which analyses the performance of Singapore citizens in the labour force and changes over time. In this case, the report drew from the Comprehensive Labour Force Survey to remark on changes in the Singapore labour situation from 2009 to 2019
The Economic Development Board (EDB) shared at its year-in-review that Singapore has far exceeded its forecast for investment commitments last year.
The government has put an emphasis on sustainable, long-term measures to deal with the Wuhan virus outbreak and its aftereffects, especially on the workforce.