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Progressive Wage Model

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Singapore government says report on rising minimum income standards 'may not be accurate reflection of basic needs'

Uplifting lower-wage workers not as easy as just setting minimum salaries: DPM Wong

POV: Raising wages of retail workers will hopefully make it a longer-term career for more

Gross monthly salaries of 46,000 retail workers set to go up 18% over 3 years, after recommendations by tripartite group

Budget 2022: Younger workers eligible for Workfare, higher CPF basic retirement sum among moves to strengthen social compact

Minimum monthly salary for entry level waste collectors to nearly double to S$3,260 by 2028

Minimum salary for entry-level security officer to rise over 50% to S$3,530 by 2028

National Wages Council calls for monthly pay increase of at least S$70 to S$90 for lower-wage workers

100 days as Manpower Minister: Tan See Leng’s ‘steep learning curve’ of puzzling acronyms, issues such as migrant worker dorms

Most firms that hire foreigners supportive of paying locals at least S$1,400, manufacturers fear losing competitiveness

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Explainer: Why ‘local qualifying salary’ is not another word for minimum wage

55,000 administrators, drivers across all industries to get minimum salaries from March 2023

NDR 2021 is a timely and needed address on what defines Singapore

NDR 2021: Firms that hire foreign workers must pay monthly salary of at least S$1,400 to all Singapore employees

The Progressive Wage Model benefits workers. But does it lift productivity and help businesses?

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