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NWC invites public views on wage guidelines
By Julia Ng, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 11 April 2008 1440 hrs

 
 
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SINGAPORE: The National Wages Council (NWC) is inviting the public and organisations to offer their views on wage guidelines. This is to help the NWC in its deliberations on wage and wage-related guidelines for 2008/2009.

The NWC - which is chaired by Professor Lim Pin - will start its deliberations in mid-April.

In its deliberations, the council will consider relevant factors such as global and regional economic performance and outlook, Singapore's cost competitiveness against other countries, labour market conditions, productivity, and rewards to workers for their contribution.

Members of the public and organisations are invited to provide feedback on wage and wage-related matters including issues related to the employment and employability of older and low-wage workers.

Views on the wage guidelines for 2008/2009 and related topics can be forwarded by 25 April to:

The Secretary
National Wages Council
c/o Labour Relations Department
Level 4 Ministry of Manpower
18 Havelock Road
Singapore 059764
Fax: 6535 4811
E-mail: mom_lrd@mom.gov.sg

- CNA/ir


 

 



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