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- Shots fired in the AI war: US and China clash over code and controlThe US-China AI rivalry has intensified, moving beyond innovation to a battle for talent, IP, and strategic tech. China's blocking of Meta'...
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- India's tech hiring chills; Polymarket's IPL betHappy Tuesday! The tech sector is seeing a slowdown in hiring driven by internal cost controls. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dis...
- Singapore expands foreign workforce, to launch new pass for tech talentSingapore is opening eight service sector jobs to workers from India and other countries starting September. A new work pass will be introd...
- Singapore is making life tougher for global talentSingapore's 2022 points-based employment pass system, requiring a salary minimum for overseas employees, may affect its business hub status...
- Singapore to raise salary criteria for foreign workers in bid for high-quality talentSingapore will raise the salary criteria for foreign executives and professionals from January next year, with employment pass holders need...
- Singapore taps foreign talent as labour crunch worsens, birth rate fallsSingapore grapples with a labour shortage due to falling birth rates. The government seeks foreign workers to sustain economic growth in th...
- Singapore witnesses growing interest from Indian nurses as it grapples to combat manpower crisisSingapore is seeing a growing interest from nurses in India to work in the city-state as it grapples to combat the issue of manpower crisis...
- Singapore sourcing nurses from outside including IndiaSingapore is also attempting to replace nurses lost to other nations during the pandemic, including by dangling bigger pay packets, but ret...
- Singapore hoping special visa will draw global 'rainmakers'The regional financial hub announced new rules two weeks ago to draw expatriates earning at least S30,000 ($21,452) a month, offering them ...
- Singapore not rejecting foreign workers but calibrating their employment: Finance MinisterFinance Minister Lawrence Wong clarified that the tighter foreign worker policy announced in Budget 2022 last Friday is a "calibration" to ...
- Mindless to have open border without framework: SingaporeWith Singapore taking a conservative view of visa issuance to Indian tech workers, cos are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain th...
- Singapore to keep foreign workers at one-third of workforce"This means that the pace of foreign workforce should grow broadly in tandem with the growth of our local workforce," Manpower Minister Lim...
- Singapore looks to curb hiring of expatsIndian companies deputing employees from India to work in Singapore will need to have a relook at their salary structures.
- Lee Hsien Loong tells foreign workers to obey Singapore's laws"We will continue to treat foreign workers fairly, but we expect them to obey our laws and social norms," Lee said.
- Riots in Little India inexcusable: Singapore PM"But we still need foreign workers to keep our economy running and to build critical infrastructure for Singaporeans," added Lee.
- Singapore needs more foreign workforce: GovernmentThe paper pointed out that Singapore's total fertility rate (TFR) has fallen below the replacement level of 2.1 in the past 30 years.
- Singapore tightens entry criterion for foreign workers including IndiansSingaporeans have expressed concern about increasing competition for jobs from foreigners, especially Asians including Indians.
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