NTUC commits $37m as job security concerns rise amongst PMETs, graduates
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The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) will invest $37 million in 2026 to support workers amid rising job security concerns, as nearly one in five workers identified this as a top issue. NTUC will also collaborate with FairPrice Group to provide $5 million in savings on essential items during May Day. The Tripartite Jobs Council, formed with the Ministry of Manpower and Singapore National Employers Federation, aims to support workforce transformation and training. AI's impact on job opportunities is noted, with NTUC LearningHub offering tailored AI training pathways and funding for AI tool subscriptions for union members.
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