These were among the findings of a survey of 1,002 Singapore workers aged 16 to 55 commissioned by leading global jobs portal Indeed in early December.
These numbers suggest that Singapore could face a"great resignation" or a"great reshuffle" in 2022, in the same way the United States and Europe are already facing, said Indeed in a release on Monday with the survey’s findings. For Singapore to avoid this phenomenon, higher salaries, greater flexibility and opportunities for career progression have been picked by the survey respondents as the main reasons for them to want to stay in their jobs.
The survey also found that 25 per cent of respondents have already moved jobs in the last year while 20 per cent have been in their current jobs for five to six years.
After 2 years with the pandemic & working at home, most people realised that they don't want to wake up early in the morning, taking crowded buses & trains and rush to work. They want to do other things other than the normal 9 to 5 job. Tyey don't want to join the rat race. Lol.
Y? all striked 4Ds or toto?
ZHIRONGG
Including PM?
including reporters?
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