1 in 5 Singapore Workers Worried They Can’t Afford Healthcare; Confidence in Employer Support Drops
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1 in 5 Singapore workers worried they can’t afford healthcare; confidence in employer support drops
SINGAPORE: Only 67% of workers in Singapore think their managers are attentive to their health and welfare, a reduction from 71% two years ago. This data is based on the Health on Demand 2025 Asia Snapshot by Mercer Marsh Benefits featured in a recent SBR article. Such a decline reflects increasing apprehensions about the accessibility […] The post 1 in 5 Singapore workers worried they can’t afford healthcare; confidence in employer support drop…
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