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Joanna Seow
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Assistant Business Editor, The Straits Times
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education, arts energy, technology business, local heroes environment, politicsCulture, communities
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By Elizabeth Khor, Evine Chua, Joanna Seow Verified, Mubin Saadat, Shannon Teoh Verified| The Straits Times Verified Love them or hate them, flexible work arrangements (FWAs) look set to stay for now - more Singapore companies offered such arrangements in 2024 than the year before. But there has also been notable pushback from some global firms. Here’s what our columnists and readers have to say about flexi-work. Columnist Opinions I am glad that I did not miss those moments and milestones of the little one’s growth, from his first taste of solid food to his first step and beyond.
By Joanna Seow Verified| AsiaOne Verified SINGAPORE - Nearly seven in 10 employers in Singapore think the four-day work week is a feasible concept, according to a recent poll. This puts Singapore in the middle of the pack among 11 Asian markets surveyed, including Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Korea, as conversations around flexible work arrangements are becoming more prevalent worldwide.
Employers in Singapore more optimistic about hiring, nearly half plan to raise headcount in Q4, survey shows
By Joanna Seow Verified| AsiaOne Verified SINGAPORE — Things are looking up for job seekers here, with a poll of employers showing that nearly half plan to hire in the fourth quarter of 2024, the first uptick in sentiment for the year. A total of 46 per cent of companies surveyed plan to increase their headcount, while 36 per cent plan to maintain their staffing levels and 17 per cent expect to have fewer staff, said recruitment firm ManpowerGroup on Sept 10.
Company Info
The Straits Times
SPH Media is a leading mass media company based in Singapore, established on July 19, 2021, as a spin-off from Singapore Press Holdings. Headquartered in Toa Payoh, it operates under the name SPH Media Trust and is led by Chairman Khaw Boon Wan and CEO Chan Yeng Kit. The company serves as a trusted source of news for Singapore and Asia, representing the diverse communities within Singapore. SPH Media operates a wide range of media platforms, including major newspapers like The Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao, various magazines, five radio stations, and outdoor advertising. It also provides digital editions of its publications, ensuring a strong online presence. Additionally, SPH Media offers omnichannel solutions that enable businesses to engage with consumers across multiple platforms, enhancing their reach to diverse audiences. With a workforce of over 2,500 employees, including around 1,000 journalists, SPH Media plays a significant role in Singapore's media landscape.
Singapore, Singapore
656-319-6319
Founded: 1984