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[Legal update] Singapore Employment Law: March 2026 updates

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1. Key employment measures from the Committee of Supply 2026 by the Ministry of Manpower[1] During the 2026 Committee of Supply Debate, Ministry of Manpower (“MOM”) unveiled a series of measures aimed at helping businesses and workers adapt to a rapidly evolving economic landscape. These initiatives reflect Singapore’s broader strategy to remain competitive in a global …

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[Publication] Droit de la Famille et Patrimoine | Vivre un deuil en expatriation loin de chez soi, l’importance de prévoir le pire

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S’installer à l’étranger est une aventure enrichissante, mais aussi un exercice de vigilance. L’article Vivre un deuil en expatriation loin de chez soi, l’importance de prévoir le pire, écrit par Sabrine Cazorla Reverre, responsable du département Famille et Patrimoine au sein du cabinet LPA Singapore, pour Le Petit Journal Singapore, explore le cas d’une famille expatriée à …

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[Article] Legal update on Singapore Employment Law: key developments

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Key numbersLabor Market 4Q 2024[1]On 19 March 2025, the Ministry of Manpower released the Labour Market Report for Q4 2024, which reflects the continued resilience and positive trajectory of Singapore’s labour market. Total employment expanded by 44,500, including 8,800 additional resident positions, thereby reversing the prior year’s contraction. Unemployment remained low and stable (1.9% overall; …

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