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Workplaces today and in the future have to be more flexible as employees need time away to care for young children or ageing parents, Minister in the Prime Mini…
Workplaces today and in the future have to be more flexible as employees need time away to care for young children or ageing parents, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Indranee Rajah said in parliament on Thursday (Sep 10).
She added that companies should also plan on the assumption that there may be manpower gaps at any given time, including those arising at short notice and consider how they can manage backfilling.
“The workplace of today has changed. We cannot work on the same paradigm and model as we have for the last 10 and 20 years,” she said.
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@@TwertyuuImported1mo ago
so caregiving leaves to be mandatory?
@@RB-rp6udImported1mo ago
Far too long employees have been contributing, its time employers to also reciprocate to support employees.
@@kengleetan63Imported1mo ago
Signal she should sent to all employers is that they could allow their employees to sleep on the job, even if they are highly paid.<br>Cos like what she said.<br>The current workplace employees are aging.<br>Like themselves.<br>There said it for her!🤭
@@alvingomez4208Imported1mo ago
I don't understand
@@Lian7273Imported1mo ago
Don’t worry many of the companies in Singapore are heading up north to Malaysia
Workplaces today and in the future have to be more flexible as employees need time away to care for young children or ageing parents, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Indranee Rajah said in parliament on Thursday (Sep 10).
She added that companies should also plan on the assumption that there may be manpower gaps at any given time, including those arising at short notice and consider how they can manage backfilling.
“The workplace of today has changed. We cannot work on the same paradigm and model as we have for the last 10 and 20 years,” she said.
#sgnews #singapore
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