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We're championing the future of work for our workers.

For our future workers. And the future of work.

This is for our youth today. Who keep pushing limits. Who adapt to change to stay ahead. Who keep dreaming the Singapore dream. We’ve heard you. We understand your needs. And we’re here to champion a better future for you. Watch this space to find out more.

What youths find important in starting their career journey:

Changing times. Changing lives.

COVID-19 has changed more than how we look at health. It’s also changed how we work. And at NTUC, we want to refresh our agreement with the workers of Singapore. To understand what really matters today. To know the challenges our workers face. To hear their expectations of the future. So that together, we champion a future that works for every workers. Because every worker matters.

Tell us what makes a positive start to your work experience.

Rank the top aspects that you feel would help.

Proper onboarding process
Proper supervision and mentorship
Clarity on roles and expectations
Meaningfulness of work assigned:
- - Relevant roles related to course of study; if applicable
- - Have learning aspects; not monotonous roles
- - Hands-on work to help create deeper purpose and memory

Every worker matters, so here are their stories.

NTUC launches a new membership to meet the work, live and play needs of the youth

It also enters a partnership with the Institute of Technical Education to help youth with their careers.

NTUC empowers youth with five key initiatives for a smooth transition to the workforce

These recommendations were designed from insights gathered from NTUC Youth Taskforce’s year-long engagement with the youth, and address their concerns on career mentorship, meaningful internships, mental well-being, and financial literacy.

Chye Thiam Maintenance: How one company is tapping into a revolutionary flexible work programme to grow their business

The environmental cleaning firm works with NTUC to attract women returners.

A stand for change: A youth leader’s commitment to empowering young workers

Nur Akidah Ramad shares her journey of discovering a passion for union work and being a voice for youth in Singapore.

Ng Chee Meng: NTUC engages over 40,000 workers through #EveryWorkerMatters Conversations

The NTUC Secretary-General outlines three broad strategies to continue helping workers.

Photos for our people, our workers.

Photo gallery from our engagements on the ground.

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