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    Commentary: Maybe private-hire drivers and food delivery riders don’t want full-time jobs

    Having worked as a Uber driver previously, PeopleStrong’s Adrian Tan says it’s worth reconsidering pushing for gig economy workers to transition ...
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  5. COVID-19 office workers Raffles Place (6)
    Commentary

    Commentary: Singaporeans have more opportunities for jobs with Budget 2021

    The targeted measures in Budget 2021 are designed to keep Singaporean workers afloat – but also for them to think about new opportunities says NUS ...
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    Commentary

    Commentary: Our unhealthy ideas about work are worsening our workaholism problem

    People with work addiction are driven to work excessively, despite the detrimental impacts this has on their health, wellbeing and relationships, ...
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    Heart of the Matter

    Budget 2021: A clarifying moment for businesses and workers as Singapore shifts gears

    Budget 2021 afforded huge support to businesses and workers in riding out COVID-19. But what must give as Singapore switches priorities from ...
  9. FILE PHOTO: Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in New York City
    Business

    Share of US workers holding multiple jobs is rising, new Census report shows

    The share of Americans working more than one job to make ends meet has been growing over the past two decades, and the pay from second jobs make ...
  10. The Big Read Feb 13
    Singapore

    The Big Read: Pummelled by COVID-19, Singapore's economy to begin K-shaped recovery with Budget 2021

    Support measures in Budget 2021 will largely be very targeted, said economists and observers interviewed.