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Singapore: Retrenchments fall in Q3, resident employment grows faster: MOM

SINGAPORE – Singapore’s labour market improved in the third quarter of this year, compared with the second quarter, despite the continuing heightened Covid-19 restrictions, the Manpower Ministry (MOM) said in advanced estimates released on Friday (Oct 29). The number of retrenchments fell and total employment decline also slowed – thanks to resident employment, which covers Singapore citizens […]

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Philippines: Gov’t debts hit record P11.9-T in September, beating Duterte’s expectations

MANILA, Philippines — The government’s outstanding liabilities in September already surpassed the Duterte administration’s forecast for the entire year, continuing a pandemic-led ascent to levels that may alarm some watchers. The state’s debt burden amounted to P11.92 trillion as of end-September, 2.4% heavier than the preceding month’s level, the Bureau of the Treasury reported Friday. Since […]

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Vietmam: Coffee, fruit and vegetable industries agree on CoC to encourage sustainability

The CoC is an independent and voluntary set of standards that aim to establish appropriate standards in micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises, cooperatives, and farmer households. To align Vietnam’s coffee, fruit and vegetable industries with international standards on responsible business practices and sustainable growth, the sectors have agreed to abide by a unifying Code of […]

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Thailand: Rules for travellers clarified

The Department of Consular Affairs and the Tourism Authority of Thailand have clarified rules governing international arrivals when the country opens on Monday. Travellers will be categorised into three groups, according to Naruechai Ninnart, director of the Protection of Thai Nationals Abroad Division, Department of Consular Affairs. The first are fully vaccinated visitors from 46 […]

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