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Jun04 2024

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CEO Turnover Spiked Globally in Q1 2024

Turnover among chief executive officers (CEOs) globally spiked in the first quarter of 2024. According to the Global CEO Turnover Index, a total of 68 CEOs were appointed, while 52 CEOs departed their roles. This marks the highest Q1 totals for appointments and departures since 2018 and 2020, respectively. At the same time, the tenure […]

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May29 2024

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S$7,000+ Starting Salary for Singaporean Fresh Graduates: A Reality with Caveats

SINGAPORE — In 2024, fresh graduates in Singapore can expect starting salaries that range significantly based on their degree. While the median salary for new graduates has surpassed S$4,300, this figure doesn’t capture the entire spectrum. Graduates can find themselves earning vastly different amounts. Those in the upper echelons of their class may see promising […]

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May06 2024

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Goldman Sachs removes bankers’ bonus limits.

April 2024 -Goldman Sachs has made headlines by becoming the first investment bank to eliminate its cap on bankers’ bonuses, following recent adjustments to UK regulations. This move, the bank asserts, will afford “greater flexibility” and align more closely with practices observed in major financial hubs like Singapore and New York. Previously, bonuses for bankers […]

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Apr05 2024

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Feedback wanted: The Australian Government is investigating non-compete and restraint clauses.

The Australian government is soliciting public feedback on the use and consequences of non-compete and related restraint clauses within workplaces. An issues paper was released by the government on the 4th of April 2024 to gather information and opinions and to assist the Competition Review’s examination of such clauses. Non-compete clauses represent a form of […]

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Apr05 2024

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Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower addresses concerns that new jobs are not going to Singaporeans, amidst increase in foreign employment.

Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has addressed concerns that an increase in foreign employment means that jobs are not going to Singaporeans. The Ministry’s focus and interest first lies in whether Singaporeans who want to find a job, can do so, Minister for Manpower Dr. Tan See Leng affirmed. In a Parliamentary response on Tuesday […]

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CEO Turnover Spiked Globally in Q1 2024

S$7,000+ Starting Salary for Singaporean Fresh Graduates: A Reality with Caveats

Goldman Sachs removes bankers’ bonus limits.

Feedback wanted: The Australian Government is investigating non-compete and restraint clauses.

Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower addresses concerns that new jobs are not going to Singaporeans, amidst increase in foreign employment.

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