Media Coverage

探讨加强衔接性与行业竞争力 未来经济委员会将与船务业展开咨询
18 February 2016

船务和海事业是我国经济的重要组成部分，加强与世界的联系，巩固我国船务业在全球竞争 中的地位，将能协助船务公司更从容地应对未来经济变化与挑战。为此，由总理公署部长、全 国职工总会秘书长陈振声领导的未来衔接性小组将在接下来几个月，与本地船务业代表展开咨 询，探讨如何加强这个衔接性以及行业竞争力，把目前经济放缓的劣势化为改善业务的机遇。

Shipping union starts new fund to improve welfare
18 February 2016

The Singapore Maritime Officers’ Union (SMOU) has set up a $1.1 million care fund to support members in need and their children’s education in case of financial difficulties, unforeseen medical conditions, or even death.

Dana bantuan $1.1 j bagi ahli kesatuan kelautan
18 February 2016

KESATUAN Pegawai Kelautan Singapura (SMOU) telah menubuhkan Dana Penjagaan SMOU bernilai $1.1 juta bagi menyediakan pelbagai skim bantuan buat anggota memerlukan dan pendidikan anak mereka.

Young women turning the tide to show off sea legs
17 August 2015

The number of women remains low in the male-dominated maritime industry. A recent change in the tide, however, may see more women pursuing traditionally male seafaring roles, such as ship captains or marine engineers.

航海机械师培训奖年底推出 鼓励本地年轻人加入海事业
23 July 2015

劳资政三方将在今年底推出航海机械师培训奖，鼓励年轻新加坡人加入海事业。 全国职工总会秘书长陈振声前天在两年一度的海事业人力大会上宣布上述新计划，希望更多年轻国人能通过这项计划获得更加多元的体验，并对海事行业有更全面的了解。

Riding the waves
01 May 2015

3rd Officer Thaniarasu from Pacific International Lines shares his journey from being a TNTA cadet to becoming an officer on deck as part of the May Day Special.

Skills upgrading in the long term
01 May 2015

Efforts in creating and supporting a sustainable workforce environment are one of the key focus areas for this year's May Day Special, which is in line with Budget 2015's SkillsFuture initiative. In the maritime industry, the TNTA programme was highlighted as an initiative which supports this.

尚达曼：所有关键行业将设劳资政委员会
30 April 2015

我国所有关键行业都将成立劳资政委员会，来自政府部门、雇主、商团和工会的代表将共同推动相关领域的发展，特别是在未来技能培训计划下，为各个行业量身打造具针对性的人力发展计划。

暂禁雇用新外籍雇员 歧视新加坡籍员工首家公司被惩罚
30 December 2014

人力部在发表文告说，海事业者Prime Gold不公平地以外籍员工取代新加坡籍雇员，被罚两年内不得申请雇用任何级别的外籍新员工。换言之，公司还是能够申请重新雇用现有的外籍工人。

MOM bars marine firm from hiring foreigners
30 December 2014

A Singapore marine company has been barred from hiring foreign workers for two years because it discriminated against Singaporeans.The ban is a first by MOM since it set up a department in August to probe complaints that bosses prefer foreigners over Singaporeans.