2024 wrapped: The biggest manpower stories of the year, and what’s ahead for workers and bosses

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2024 wrapped: The biggest manpower stories of the year, and what’s ahead for workers and bosses - The Straits Times

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ST lists down eight key legislative changes for workers, which includes Singapore's first workplace fairness law.

Cabbies, ride-hailing drivers and freelance delivery workers here who use online matching platforms to get jobs will have enhanced protection through increased Central Provident Fund contributions, a standardised work injury compensation regime and increased bargaining power over issues such as earnings and welfare.

Looking ahead: The S Pass qualifying salary and levy will also both be increased in 2025 as part of a series of stepped increases already announced in Budget 2022.2024 wrapped: From Qoo10 to O.K.