@asiaone: Retrenchments in Singapore climbed to 4,620 in Q2 2026, marking the highest level of layoffs since Q4 2020. #sgnews #Singapore #Employment #Workers #Jobs

Alan Alan Alan :

restructure but foreigners affected?

Santa Lao Ren :

but still not sandwich

Gusto :

“You are entering an economy that is growing, that is attracting investments and that is still dynamic. So you are not cooked.”👨‍🍳🍳🥘

Johnson Tan :

For those before retirement the salaries pay will be more high, Because of numbers of years be working in the same company, After retirement new job new starting salaries will be different 🥺

BLAkship Studio :

zack :

play with words restructure. 😁😁😁 boss buy new car every year hahah

Bo Yan96 :

And our ministers are more worried about their pay increment.. aleuto..

Gusto :

Perhaps the Singapore government is unaware that some companies use scheming tactics to pressure employees into resigning voluntarily, despite having NTUC-affiliated unions. They do so to avoid retrenchment benefits and the formal retrenchment process.

Fred :

did they intentionally delay this info after the greedy ones ownself increased ownself salary? knn need 3mths later then know last Qtr status? such tiny city using which 3rd world country system?

Redwing 🐦‍🔥 :

dont worry our ministers getting pay rise..they will help

Kennie GohSS :

is getting more jialat .do how gahmen clueless.no help ?how? Singspkreans.

sccoach :

Retrenchment rise and continue to rise. Targeted PRs Plus new citizens 70 000 annually for next 5 years. Where do they gonna get employment? This adds to demand for HDB flats.

Greatest Motto :

Many are increasingly concerned about the impact of LARGE-scale immigration and foreign labour-policies. Several incidents over the years have raised questions about whether stronger safeguards and enforcement are needed: 1. The 2013 Little India Riot, where police-cars were overturned and fire 🔥 was set after a traffic accident involving migrant worker, highlighting challenges in managing large migrant-gatherings. 2. The 2023 Singapore money laundering case, where foreign nationals purchased Ten (10) units in 1 New-Launch with illicit funds, raising questions about due diligence by property agencies, financial institutions & oversight by Council for Estate Agencies. 3. Several security-incidents involving foreigners (almost 100%) including murder/rape/threats/theft/harassment reported Onboard planes/Changi Airport and other locations. These cases highlight the importance of stronger enforcement, transparency, and accountability to ensure Singapore remains SAFE for its citizens (especially ladies who fall for foreign-partners) Countries such as Switzerland and Japan introduced STRICTER-IMMIGRATION controls extensively to balance economic needs with social stability