Almost nine in 10 Singaporeans reported feeling stressed in 2023, and 16 per cent said they felt that the stress was "not manageable", according to a new study by a global health firm Youths TODAY ...
SINGAPORE — Jarrell Ng, 18, was crowned the SPOP SING! champion on Sunday night (Nov 4) after a four-month long competition. Marcus Tay, 21, finished as runner-up at the grand final held at the ...
SINGAPORE — For the first time in more than four decades, new public housing will be built at Pearl's Hill near Chinatown, with 6,000 housing units to be built over the next 10 years, the Urban ...
SINGAPORE — A 56-year-old man was fined S$5,000 on Wednesday (Nov 4) for moving a pangolin from Upper Seletar Reservoir Park to Lower Peirce Reservoir. When a passerby spotted Chong Soo Yong and ...
Singapore will no longer issue the S$1,000 note from January 2021 The announcement has stirred the market, with currency dealers seeing increasing interest from customers They predict that the ...
Company fined S$34,000 for making security officers work up to 20 hours a day due to manpower crunch
SINGAPORE — A security firm was fined S$34,000 on Tuesday (Oct 19) for violating employment laws by making four of its employees work for more than 12 hours a day over several months last year ...
Ms Portela Vilma Jimenez was originally convicted of theft and sentenced to one year’s jail But she claimed that her employer gave her his bank cards and PIN as compensation for sexual advances ...
SINGAPORE — The authorities issued 12 stop-work orders and 232 composition fines amounting to S$499,150 over safety lapses in the last two months, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said in a ...
SINGAPORE – The Middle Ground, one of a rash of local socio-political websites that sprang up after the 2011 General Election, will be “winding down”, its founders announced on Saturday (Oct ...
SINGAPORE – A 42-year-old man has been jailed for 23 days over the possession and keeping of illegal wildlife, the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA) said on Thursday (Nov 2). As Lau Kin ...
The new licensing framework will do away with the letter grading system Each food establishment will receive a Gold, Silver or Bronze award instead This will correspond to the tenure of the food ...
SINGAPORE — Extra measures designed to combat digital banking scams were unveiled on Thursday (June 2), including a default limit of S$5,000 for online funds transfers and an emergency "kill ...
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