Cautious hiring expected in 2026, with employers leaning towards contract jobs, employment analysts report The 2026 outlook for Singapore’s labor market suggests a shift toward cautious precision. While the positive growth of 2025 is cooling, the market remains resilient, defined by a "core-and-flex" workforce model and a surge in demand for AI and green-economy specialists. 2026 Economic Forecast: A Measured Slowdown Economists expect
Navigating Singapore’s Cautious Climb and Securing Your Employer Brand Navigating Singapore’s Cautious Climb and Securing Your Employer Brand Singapore’s employment landscape in 2025 is setting a new pace: one of moderate growth coupled with a measurably cautious hiring climate. While the economy is projected to remain resilient, the slowdown in job creation necessitates a more strategic approach
Protecting Your Brand with Strategic Outplacement Amidst Rising Vacancies and Unemployment Navigating Singapore's Shifting Hiring Landscape Singapore's labor market experienced a nuanced first quarter in 2025, marked by an increase in both job vacancies and unemployment, even as the full impact of US tariffs remains to be seen. This precedes a softened hiring outlook for the third quarter, where employers are
Singapore Reflecting on 2024 and looking forward to 2025 Last quarter closing the year 2024 Hiring Slowdown Amidst Economic Uncertainty Singapore's labor market is showing signs of cooling down, with fewer companies planning to hire or raise wages in last quarter 2024 and upcoming 1st quarter 2025. According to advance estimates released by the Manpower Ministry (MOM) , the percentage
Singapore Businesses Cautious on Hiring in Q3, Despite Talent Shortage While Singapore grapples with a talent crunch, a recent report suggests companies remain hesitant to ramp up hiring. This cautious approach indicates a disconnect between the need for skilled workers and employer willingness to expand their workforce. The report highlights a continuation of "soft hiring sentiment" in Singapore, potentially due
Singapore Salary Trends Median salary increase budgets are forecasted across industries in SG at 4.7% for year 2023. Survey also further revealed that salary increases in 2023 varied across industries across the region, with the retail industry having the highest increases of 6.5%, followed by technology and life sciences at 6.
Singapore Office Update Gemini Personnel Singapore has moved ……In 2011 we started in Suntec. Your trust & continuing support has helped us grow, and now we need more space to serve you better and this move will expand our capacity to better serve our growing needs. In the heart of Orchard Road located
