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  1. Jobseekers attend the 2018 Japan Job Fair in Seoul
    Asia

    South Korea's latest big export: Jobless college graduates

    Cho Min-kyong boasts an engineering degree from one of South Korea's top universities, a school design award and a near-perfect score in her ...
  2. Voters line up to cast their votes outside a polling station during the first phase of general elec
    Commentary

    Commentary: In India, job creation the biggest issue on voters’ minds

    India's working population can propel the economy if they can find productive employment with decent incomes, say Asit K Biswas and Cecilia Tortajada.
  3. offices night time
    Commentary

    Commentary: China's protest against long working hours is so old-fashioned

    China's anti-996 campaign is quaint in a world increasingly embracing working at all times of the day, says Financial Times' Andrew Hill.
  4. Narendra Modi
  5. Workers at Raffles Place - crop plastic bag guy out of pic on request
    Singapore

    More locals employed, overall improvement in labour market in 2018: MOM

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  6. PM Lee Hsien Loong at WSG
    Singapore

    About 30,000 workers found jobs through Adapt and Grow initiative in 2018: PM Lee

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    02:05minutes
  7. MyCareersFuture portal
    Singapore

    12,000 more postings on national jobs portal MyCareersFuture in 2019

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    02:33minutes
  8. NTU graduates
    Commentary

    Commentary: Confidence to face an AI-dominated future requires preparing Singaporeans for jobs not yet created

    Filling jobs of the future requires a fundamental paradigm shift in education, training and reskilling, says one observer.
  9. New Content Item
    Singapore

    Government accepts recommendations on mandatory bonus for cleaners

    Come 2020, cleaning companies will have to give cleaners a mandatory annual bonus.
  10. man in suit generic
    Commentary

    Commentary: When did wanton self-promotion at work become normal?

    Puffery on social media has normalised bragging at work, says the Financial Times' Pilita Clark