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Charmaine Ng

Business as usual at S'pore's wet markets, but seafood in short supply

KTV, Jurong Fishery Port Covid-19 clusters a reminder why everyone must get vaccinated, says PM Lee

Progressive Wage Model to cover local escalator maintenance workers from 2022

S'pore condo resale prices up by slower rate of 0.1% in June; volume falls 12.6%

S'pore employment numbers exceed estimates

Efforts to be intensified to improve bilingual abilities of Malay children: Maliki

More local workers sought help on salary disputes, wrongful dismissals amid Covid-19

Migrant workers from India to enter Singapore in small numbers through industry-led pilot

S'pore's wages at bottom-fifth grew at faster rate than median from 2009 to 2019

Patients, visitors not worried about Covid-19 cluster as Changi General Hospital steps up measures

Full tray-return rack photo circulating on social media taken in 2016, says NEA

Over 85% of staff who work in same ward as infected NCID nurse test negative for Covid-19

More migrant workers, including domestic helpers, to be allowed into Singapore amid Covid-19

Redhill residents in 7 blocks to undergo mandatory Covid-19 testing after viral fragments detected in wastewater

Blood, shattered glass at one store on first day of Ion Orchard's reopening after closure due to Covid-19

Snaking queues form at Bukit Merah Block 125A for Covid-19 swabbing

Gender roles, expectations need to change to better support mothers: Sim Ann

No Progressive Wage Model in S'pore's F&B sector yet, but waiter charts own path up wage ladder

Helping low-wage workers in S'pore climb the wage ladder

Likely no need to further tighten Singapore's Covid-19 rules for now as community cases have stabilised: Lawrence Wong

MHA rejects TOC's application to cancel Pofma order over police bullying claims

Glad the truth is out, says police officer accused of bullying elderly woman in Yishun

A Singapore-EU digital agreement could help align standards for digital vaccine certs: Gan Kim Yong

Migrant workers worried about Covid-19 back home can seek counselling: Tan See Leng