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Share of job vacancies for PMETs rose again in 2024: MOM

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More than 57 per cent of job vacancies last year were for professionals, managers, executives and technicians.

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Teaching, tech, finance roles in high demand in 2024 as Singapore’s job market remains tight

Non-PMET roles like waiters, cleaners, shop sales assistants and construction workers were hard to fill.

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Share of job vacancies for PMETs rose again in 2024: MOM

More than 57 per cent of job vacancies last year were for professionals, managers, executives and technicians.

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Behind the Numbers: Foreign workers take 9 in 10 new jobs in Singapore

Singapore’s labour market continues to exhibit signs of resilience and dynamism, with high demand for talent in sectors such as technology, education, and finance. According to the Ministry of Manpower (MOM), as of December 2024, there were 164 job vacancies for every 100 job seekers. However, behind the headline figures lies a more complex picture about who is actually benefiting from the surge in employment. Between 2022 and 2024, total employ…

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Business TimesBusiness Times

More employers looking beyond academic qualifications; nearly 8 in 10 vacancies don’t require them

Employers in Singapore are increasingly placing less emphasis on academic qualifications when hiring, with nearly eight in 10 job vacancies in 2024 not listing them as the main consideration.

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Channel News Asia broke the news in Singapore on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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