Budget 2026 reinforces Singapore’s worker-first approach to AI transformation, with National Trades Union Congress launching AI-Ready SG to provide training, job matching and career support so workers stay relevant and resilient.
A 40-year-old man was charged after former lawyer M. Ravi died following an alleged drug session. Police are investigating the case as an unnatural death with no foul play suspected.
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The parents of the Taipei metro stabbing suspect knelt in a tearful public apology Tuesday. They begged for forgiveness for their son’s “unforgivable” crimes, which left three dead and eleven injured.
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A 31-year-old Singaporean man was jailed for misappropriating S$1.26 million. In a bizarre defense, he cited his ACS primary school report card to prove he was “fun-loving” rather than a fraudster.
This would allow them to build on existing progress and ensure platform workers’ interests are better protected in the evolving world of platform work.
“Our goal is clear: to ensure every worker can grow with change, seize new opportunities and succeed in the age of AI where no one is left behind,” said NTUC Secretary-General Ng Chee Meng.
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NTUC supports the new Workplace Fairness laws, effective end-2027, which offer seniors legal redress against discrimination. Beyond the Bill, NTUC champions age-friendly workplaces and stronger governance against AI bias.
NTUC advocacy for mature PMEs shaped the WFA. The Act prohibits 11 forms of discrimination, while the new Bill creates a mediation-first path to resolve disputes up to $250,000.
“It is with some regret that what I have invested much time and thought in securing Income’s future through a strategic partnership has not come to fruition. Unfortunately, Allianz’s proposed offer for Income was withdrawn and I take ultimate responsibility,”
Navigating the challenges of caregiving is a reality for many families in Singapore. The emotional, physical, and financial toll of balancing work, family, and the rising cost of long-term care can be immense. As NTUC Secretary-General and Member of Parliament for Jalan Kayu SMC, Ng Chee Meng shared, he has met families in Jalan Kayu
