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10 articlesConsumer Price Developments in March 2026
MAS releases March 2026 consumer price data to help households track inflation and plan budgets.
May Day Message 2026 by Minister for Manpower Dr Tan See Leng
This message outlines key government initiatives to support workers facing economic uncertainty, AI shifts, and an aging population. It details new schemes for lower-wage…
8pm, Saturday, 25 April → 8am, Sunday, 26 April
If you use MOM's online services for work passes, WSH compliance, or employment agency checks, plan ahead. Some portals will be down on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Final Tender Result for Land Parcel at Miltonia Close for Executive Condominium Housing Development
This land sale marks the start of a new Executive Condominium (EC) project at Miltonia Close. Once built, it will add 430 potential homes to Singapore's housing supply for…

Joint News Release by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) & SCDF - Launch of Stakeholder Engagement on Differentiated Licence Plates for Electric Vehicles
EV and PHEV owners will soon get new, distinct licence plates to help emergency services spot them faster. Dealers and workshops are being asked for feedback on the design before…
Written Reply by Minister for Defence Chan Chun Sing to Parliamentary Question on the Breakdown of Volunteers to the SAF Volunteer Corps on 5 May 2026
Singaporeans and PRs can join the SAF Volunteer Corps. Interest has grown, with about 1,100 active volunteers today.
Written Reply by Minister for Defence Chan Chun Sing to Parliamentary Question on Transport Provisions for Stay-out Full-time National Servicemen on 5 May 2026
Ministry of Defence clarifies why stay-out NSFs get a transport pass instead of free public transport, explaining that costs are covered via allowances and taxpayers.
Enhancements to MAS’ Regulatory Framework To Facilitate Dual Listings on the Singapore Exchange
MAS finalises regulatory changes to simplify dual listings on SGX and Nasdaq, allowing single offering documents and earlier investor outreach.

MOM and NTUC studies: Overqualification in Singapore below high-income countries' average and largely voluntary
MOM and NTUC studies show Singapore's overqualification rate is lower than high-income countries, with most cases being voluntary. Employers now prioritize skills and experience over degrees, while specialized roles face hiring challenges.

