Rival Ports 'Fast Catching up': SM Lee Warns Against Complacency, Says Port Workers Must Not Face Shift Alone
Lee said AI and trade shifts require continuous reskilling and closer cooperation to protect port jobs and share future gains fairly.
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Rival ports 'fast catching up': SM Lee warns against complacency, says port workers must not face shift alone
Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong also highlighted the importance of strong tripartism to enable PSA's management team, the unions and the workers to work together in a "relationship of trust" to build a "disciplined and skilled workforce".
SM Lee calls for renewed tripartite ties to safeguard port jobs amid AI, trade headwinds
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Port of Singapore faces new challenges – but also new opportunities
Singapore’s position as a global container transhipment hub depends on its ability to remain competitive within international liner shipping networks, as rival ports accelerate investment in digitalisation and automation. At the Singapore Port Workers Union’s 80th anniversary dinner on Sunday, senior minister Lee Hsien Loong (pictured) said Singapore’s port competitiveness could not be taken for granted, and warned that complacency at PSA Intern…
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