Singapore Labour Journal

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The Singapore Labour Journal (SGLJ) aims to promote labour research and policy issues in Singapore and the surrounding region. It is a peer-reviewed journal that provides a platform for academics, policymakers, and practitioners to publish and advance research in the field of labour. The journal is multi-disciplinary, encompassing labour-related topics such as labour economics, employment and labour relations, work conditions, social policies, health, and safety. The journal gives due recognition to empirical work and evidence-based practices with labour and economic interpretations. Practitioner insights are a key feature of the journal, as these articles communicate pragmatic implications of labour issues beyond an academic or methodological focus. The SGLJ is an open access journal which serves to communicate scientific and practitioner knowledge to a wider audience.

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PREFACE
- Patrick Tay
Vol. 03, No. 01
Slowing Workforce Growth: Predicting Labour Trends and Investigating Perspectives of Mature Workers and Women With Caregiving Responsibilities
Vol. 03, No. 01
Dismantling Age Myths: Towards a Resilient Multigenerational Manufacturing Sector in Singapore
- Thijs Willems and
- King Wang Poon
Vol. 03, No. 01
Future-Oriented Learning in Workplaces and Company Training Committees
- Helen Bound
Vol. 03, No. 01
Five-Stage Framework of Technology Domestication in the Workplace: An Organisational Case Study of Implementing a Mobile Management Software
- Yang Wang,
- Samuel Chng,
- Brigid Trenerry,
- Suhaila Shah, and
- Sun Sun Lim
Vol. 03, No. 01
Training Workers for the Future Through Tripartite Partnerships
- Harvard Business Review Analytic Services
Vol. 03, No. 01

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Mobilising Workers via Digital Means: Reinventing Trade Unions for the Digital Age
- Brigid Trenerry,
- Samuel Chng,
- Yang Wang,
- Sun Sun Lim, and
- Peng Ho Oh
Vol. 01, No. 01
Continuing Education and Training: Looking Through the Lens of Business Leaders in Singapore
- Silin Yang,
- Ruihan Kang,
- Zoe Seah, and
- Davina Seet
Vol. 01, No. 01
National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)’s Changing Role in Shaping Singapore’s Evolving Work Compact
- Chee Meng Ng
Vol. 01, No. 01
Supporting Workforce and Company Transformation Through the Labour Movement: Company Training Committees and Training and Placement Ecosystem
Vol. 01, No. 01
Relevance of Workplace Learning in Enterprise Transformation: The Prospects for Singapore
- Stephen Billett
Vol. 02, No. 01
Auditing Gig Work Platforms: Fairwork’s Research, Advocacy, and Impact
- Jack Linchuan Qiu,
- Renyi Hong, and
- Adam Badger
Vol. 02, No. 01
Fostering Learning Opportunities for Workers: Looking Through the Lens of a Practitioner
- Silin Yang,
- Zoe Seah, and
- Rachel Chow
Vol. 02, No. 01

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Singapore Labour Journal

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LATEST ARTICLES

PREFACE

Slowing Workforce Growth: Predicting Labour Trends and Investigating Perspectives of Mature Workers and Women With Caregiving Responsibilities

Dismantling Age Myths: Towards a Resilient Multigenerational Manufacturing Sector in Singapore

Future-Oriented Learning in Workplaces and Company Training Committees

Five-Stage Framework of Technology Domestication in the Workplace: An Organisational Case Study of Implementing a Mobile Management Software

Training Workers for the Future Through Tripartite Partnerships

MOST READ ARTICLES
The most read articles in the last 3 years

The Growing Scope and Impact of the Progressive Wage Model

Mobilising Workers via Digital Means: Reinventing Trade Unions for the Digital Age

Businesses Need to Sustain Output for Four-Day Workweek to Work

National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)’s Changing Role in Shaping Singapore’s Evolving Work Compact

The Role of Labour Unions in a Just Transition: Insights From the Workers

The Impact of Internships on Graduates’ Employability: Employers’ Insights

MOST CITED ARTICLES
The most cited articles in the last 3 years. Source: Crossref

Mobilising Workers via Digital Means: Reinventing Trade Unions for the Digital Age

Continuing Education and Training: Looking Through the Lens of Business Leaders in Singapore

National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)’s Changing Role in Shaping Singapore’s Evolving Work Compact

Supporting Workforce and Company Transformation Through the Labour Movement: Company Training Committees and Training and Placement Ecosystem

Relevance of Workplace Learning in Enterprise Transformation: The Prospects for Singapore

Auditing Gig Work Platforms: Fairwork’s Research, Advocacy, and Impact

Fostering Learning Opportunities for Workers: Looking Through the Lens of a Practitioner

System Upgrade on Tue, May 28th, 2024 at 2am (EDT)

Singapore Labour Journal

Open Access

LATEST ARTICLES

PREFACE

Slowing Workforce Growth: Predicting Labour Trends and Investigating Perspectives of Mature Workers and Women With Caregiving Responsibilities

Dismantling Age Myths: Towards a Resilient Multigenerational Manufacturing Sector in Singapore

Future-Oriented Learning in Workplaces and Company Training Committees

Five-Stage Framework of Technology Domestication in the Workplace: An Organisational Case Study of Implementing a Mobile Management Software

Training Workers for the Future Through Tripartite Partnerships

MOST READ ARTICLES The most read articles in the last 3 years

The Growing Scope and Impact of the Progressive Wage Model

Mobilising Workers via Digital Means: Reinventing Trade Unions for the Digital Age

Businesses Need to Sustain Output for Four-Day Workweek to Work

National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)’s Changing Role in Shaping Singapore’s Evolving Work Compact

The Role of Labour Unions in a Just Transition: Insights From the Workers

The Impact of Internships on Graduates’ Employability: Employers’ Insights

MOST CITED ARTICLES The most cited articles in the last 3 years. Source: Crossref

Mobilising Workers via Digital Means: Reinventing Trade Unions for the Digital Age

Continuing Education and Training: Looking Through the Lens of Business Leaders in Singapore

National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)’s Changing Role in Shaping Singapore’s Evolving Work Compact

Supporting Workforce and Company Transformation Through the Labour Movement: Company Training Committees and Training and Placement Ecosystem

Relevance of Workplace Learning in Enterprise Transformation: The Prospects for Singapore

Auditing Gig Work Platforms: Fairwork’s Research, Advocacy, and Impact

Fostering Learning Opportunities for Workers: Looking Through the Lens of a Practitioner

MOST READ ARTICLES
The most read articles in the last 3 years

MOST CITED ARTICLES
The most cited articles in the last 3 years. Source: Crossref