Pay slips for many older Singapore workers will look different in January, because Central Provident Fund contribution rates for employees above 55 up to 65 go up for wages earned from 1 January 2027....
Thousands of Primary 6 families are in the quiet gap between the last paper and the results, and the next decision comes quickly once the scores are out. The S1 posting exercise turns a single PSLE sc...
From 20 October, the rules that govern how Singapore companies report, hold meetings and close down shift again, and the changes reach well beyond the lawyers who usually follow them. Directors, compa...
If you run a company or work in IT in Singapore, the announcements from this year’s Cyber Week come with dates, a phone number, and money attached. Several of them open within the next few weeks...
Singapore has begun sending formal notices to companies the authorities say were identified in connection with this month’s haze, a step beyond the usual diplomatic appeals. For readers, the hea...
For about a fortnight, the air in at least one part of Singapore has been rated unhealthy, and many households are asking what that changes in practice. The answer depends on whether you are a parent ...
Dengue is a mosquito-borne illness that has affected Singapore households for decades, and it can turn a normal week into a stressful one. The good news is that most prevention happens in places ordin...
For many people in Singapore, a driving licence opens up work options, family outings and a measure of independence, even with excellent public transport. The process is well organised, but it has sev...
Running a business from your living room or spare bedroom is appealing in Singapore, where commercial rents are high and many people want flexible work. It also raises practical questions about what y...
Tuition is a familiar part of school life in Singapore, and many families weigh it up at some point between primary school and junior college. It can help a student who is stuck on a topic, but it als...