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What is the chance of Singaporeans KPKB again after 3 May?

More retrenchment coming esp US MNC. Semiconductor industry usually has many job offer during the good market as they will layoff when markets bad, now semiconductor market is affected due to taffif and now not many job offering.

Many taxi grab drivers. Encourage local
to do hawkers but hawker rental prices also increased and many young hawker did not succeed.
More good years to come…
 
Program list for mature workers and new graduates..

Mature workers, fresh grads may face challenges in jobs market in light of US tariffs: Tan See Leng​

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Mature workers may face more challenges in the job market amid a global economy shake-up sparked by the US tariffs.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Sharon Salim
UPDATED APR 17, 2025, 10:56 AM


SINGAPORE – Mature workers and fresh graduates may face more challenges in the jobs market amid a global economy shake-up, said Manpower Minister Tan See Leng.

Dr Tan was speaking to the media during the first meeting of the Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce on April 16.

Mature workers, fresh grads may face challenges in jobs market in light of US tariffs: Tan See Leng​

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Office workers crossing Church Street outside Capital Square on Feb 26, 2025.

Can be used for stories on PMET, employment, population, budget, income, CBD, job, career, poverty, wage, lifestyle and work.

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Mature workers may face more challenges in the job market amid a global economy shake-up sparked by the US tariffs.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Sharon Salim
UPDATED APR 17, 2025, 10:56 AM

SINGAPORE – Mature workers and fresh graduates may face more challenges in the jobs market amid a global economy shake-up, said Manpower Minister Tan See Leng.
Dr Tan was speaking to the media during the first meeting of the Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce on April 16.
 
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