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Comment: This is the end of business conferences as we know them.

[ad_1] SINGAPORE: The meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) industry has not been spared from the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Both the supply (event organizers and exhibitors) and the demand (corporate attendees and tourists) have literally evaporated. Ad Ad Borrowing the best-selling change management fable from famous author …

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More than 400 social services training opportunities created for new graduates under the SGUnited initiative

[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Social service agencies have created more than 400 training opportunities for recent graduates in recent months through SGUnited’s Internship Program, Minister of Social and Family Development Masagos Zulkifli said on Monday (September 28). The program, announced in March during the Resilience Budget, aims to help recent and new …

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Senior Leaders at Singapore Universities Receive Pay Cut Amid Covid-19; crisis-affected students get financial aid, educational news and news highlights

[ad_1] SINGAPORE – The top management of Singapore’s six autonomous universities (AUs) have recently suffered a pay cut in response to the adverse impact Covid-19 has had on the economy. Institutions have also stepped up financial aid in recent months by encouraging donations and establishing funds for students affected by …

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The world needs more cooperation, not less, to defeat Covid-19 and rebuild, Vivian Balakrishnan tells the UN, United States News & Top Stories

[ad_1] WASHINGTON – Warning that protectionism and unilateral action will ultimately backfire, Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan told the 75th UN General Assembly (UNGA) that no nation, large or small, will be safe. Unless everyone is safe together “What we need now is the multilateralism of vaccines,” he stressed. “We …

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