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	SDS: Recruitment Agency specialising in recruitment services for Japanese speaking job seekers in Singapore 2 June, 2017 / Vol.182 (EN)

Are you planning to hire NATIVE JAPAPESE or JAPANESE SPEAKING staff?
We can help you acquire the right candidate!
Please contact us at 9672-0104 or send email to terunuma@sds-singapore.com (Mr. Terunuma)

Fewer wage increase, fewer profitable firms

MOM Wage Practice Report

The latest MOM report revealed that fewer firms were profitable in 2016 compared to 2015, with fewer employees getting wage increases.

Total wage growth was at 75% in 2016, lower than 77% in 2016.

Employer CPF contribution also decreased from 4.9% in 2015 to 3.1% in 2016.

The report also added that 90% of private sector employees now work in flexible wage system, the highest since 2004 (81%).

76% of companies were profitable in 2016 lesser than 79% in 2015.

Read more on the original articles here.

http://stats.mom.gov.sg/Pages/Report-On-Wage-Practices-2016.aspx

Message from Takeshi Terunuma(Sunny)

I have heard that now people can buy cars using vending machine-like towers.
It is interesting to check what is available in the vending machines.

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SDS: Recruitment Agencyspecialising in recruitment services for Japanese speaking job seekers in Singapore

Fewer wage increase, fewer profitable firms

MOM Wage Practice Report

Introducing the SDS E-newsletter

SDS: Recruitment Agency
specialising in recruitment services for Japanese speaking job seekers in Singapore