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STR Phase 2 payments to 5.2mn recipients to begin on 10 March 2026
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MOM Committee of Supply 2026: All the key updates employers need to know
The Ministry of Manpower has outlined key statutory changes aimed at enabling business competitiveness, building future-proof workplaces, and supporting different segments of Singaporeans.
