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More Singapore workers managing bots as firms ramp up AI use (opens the original)
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As companies turn to AI agents to boost productivity, workers are increasingly taking on the role of managing them – raising questions about how jobs and on-the-job learning will change. SINGAPORE: Workers may increasingly find themselves managing a new kind of colleague – one that can analyse documents, crunch data and complete tasks in minutes, but still needs to be questioned and checked. As more companies in Singapore experiment with agentic artificial intelligence, employees are starting to
Singapore retailers retrain workers as social commerce reshapes jobs (opens the original)
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Demand is growing for roles such as livestream hosts and social commerce leads, while some retailers are turning to artificial intelligence to make livestream selling more efficient. SINGAPORE: Scroll through a shopping app, and you may come across livestreams where salespeople demonstrate products, answer questions and offer promotions. Viewers who are interested can add the product to their cart or simply leave a comment indicating that they want to buy it. As such shopping habits become more
Graduate industry traineeships: Nearly half find jobs after completing programme (opens the original)
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More than 140 fresh graduates have completed traineeships aimed at helping them gain industry experience and move into full-time work. But experts warn such schemes should remain one of several routes into employment. SINGAPORE: When Mr Kenneth Chow, 25, graduated with a business degree in 2025 from Nanyang Technological University, he was considering a move into a different field: technology sales. He started a traineeship under the Graduate Industry Traineeships (GRIT) programme in January, wh
Fresh tech grads worry AI raising bar for entry-level jobs, as employers demand more skills (opens the original)
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Employers are increasingly looking for entry-level hires who can solve business problems and apply their technical knowledge to real-world scenarios, while working faster, more efficiently and independently. SINGAPORE: As artificial intelligence transforms software development, Singapore’s fresh tech graduates are worried that coding skills alone may no longer be enough to land a job. This comes as employers are increasingly looking for entry-level hires who can solve business problems and deplo
Technology can make worksites safer, but good practices remain key: Industry players (opens the original)
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From cooling garments to automated monitoring systems, technology is changing how worksites manage safety. But observers say it is only effective when backed by a robust safety culture. SINGAPORE: Companies are tapping technology in new ways to improve safety at work, with innovations ranging from cooling garments that help combat heat stress to software that detects unsafe practices in real time. But those deploying such tools say they are most effective when backed by strong safety practices,
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