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Monthly levies for foreign workers to breach $1,000 mark
SINGAPORE - Foreign worker levies will rise by an average of $50 to $160 monthly per worker by 2015.
Read MoreForeign workers face employment permit renewal squeeze
About 70,000 mid-skilled foreign workers in Singapore, including Indians, are at risk of not having their employment passes renewed under a new policy which aims to create a level playing field for Singaporeans, a media report said today.
Read MoreImproved productivity, outsourcing to mitigate manpower shortage in marine sector
SINGAPORE: Singapore yards are confident that they will be able to cope with the government's latest move to tighten foreign manpower growth.
Read MoreServices workers to get job flexibility
SINGAPORE - Foreign workers in the services sector will be able to take on more roles and responsibilities, beyond what they were hired for, come July when a job-flexibility scheme is extended to them.
Read MoreGovt not reducing foreign manpower, but allowing increase at a slower rate
SINGAPORE: Second Minister for Trade and Industry S Iswaran has said the government is not reducing foreign manpower. Instead, it is allowing it to grow, but at a slower pace.
Read MoreSingapore tightens foreign worker policies, aiming to drive productivity
Singapore Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam delivered his budget speech in the parliament on Monday, saying that the government, in a bid to pursue quality growth, will further tighten foreign worker policies while supporting the drive to boost productivity.
Read MoreSingapore Seeks To Cut Quota On Foreign Workers Amid Worries Over Immigration, Rising Labor Costs
The government of Singapore, which has long attracted talented foreign workers, now says it will cut the quota for foreign job-seekers and impose higher levies on companies that hire low-skilled foreigners.
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