SINGAPORE — Twenty years after the retirement age was last raised to 62, the Government will increase it to 65 by about 2030, while the re-employment age will go up from the current age of 67 to ...

Workers who lose their jobs may get up to S$6,000 over a period of up to six months This will be a form of temporary financial help under the new SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support Scheme In an update ...

SINGAPORE — Over the past two years, a sharply higher proportion of middle-aged people here have sought loans to deal with cost-of-living pressures like household spending, medical expenses and ...

Nabilah Awang joined TODAY in 2019 and is on the health, arts and culture, community and social beats. She was previously reporting for The New Paper in 2015, where she covered breaking and ...

Congratulations on your re-election as the Vice-President of the United States of America! This was a hard-earned victory. You fought a spirited campaign, and convinced voters to give you another four ...

Since then, multiracialism has shaped many major national policies, spanning education, housing and politics, among others. Most recently, legislative changes were passed to ensure that the ...

A majority of young Singaporeans aspire to own private homes, but worry that their kids will not be able to afford houses in the future, the latest TODAY Youth Survey has found As many as 78 per ...

SINGAPORE — A survey commissioned by TODAY has found that most millennials have become more fearful (58 per cent) and less sociable (54 per cent) because of the pandemic, though more than half ...

Manpower nightmare: F&B businesses offer higher pay to no or few takers, urge MOM to relook foreign labour policy ...

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The Star Award's yesterday (April 26) gave out more than a dozen awards yesterday to fellow artistes in recognition for their contributions. Photo: Jason Ho ...

SINGAPORE — After some teething problems early on, the catered food situation at migrant worker dormitories has improved by varying degrees at the different dormitories, foreign workers told TODAY.