This year, we celebrate May Day with a common purpose: To reaffirm our commitment to the LM2015 vision of striving towards Better Jobs for All, Labour Movement for All and Tripartism for All. Please check out our upcoming articles, photo albums and videos relating to this year's May Day celebrations!
Articles
The Labour Movement Annual 2012 features both companies and working people of all collars, ages and nationalities who have taken steps, with the support of tripartite partners, towards a common goal of healthy job creation and sustainable broad-based real wage increase.
Check out this year's 92 outstanding individuals and companies who were conferred the May Day Awards in our Citations book.
Relive the fun and laughter through these captures at May Day Family Fiesta 2012!
As part of May Day celebrations 2012, the Labour Movement recognises 272 exemplary workers, companies and unions for good partnerships in creating “Better Jobs for All”.
Check out some of the photos taken at the May Day Rally 2012!
At the recent May Day Family Fiesta, NTUC said it will be working with its tripartite partners to roll out a slew of initiatives to encourage companies to be more family-friendly.
50,000 union members and families fuse Music & Movement into their lives to celebrate closer family relations
Labour Movement recognises exemplary workers, companies and unions for good partnerships in creating “Better Jobs for All”
Watch the highlights of this year's May Day Dinner at the Orchid Country Club!
Watch a video of 50,000 union members and families fusing Music & Movement into their lives to celebrate closer family relations at this year's May Day Family Fiesta!
The Labour Movement wishes all Singaporeans a Happy May Day 2013!
Check out how we celebrated Labour Day this year.
At this year's Budget Debate in Parliament, various Labour MPs came forward to talk about a wide segment of the workforce: low wage workers, PMEs, new job entrants, women workers and the self-employed. This Spotlight captures their voices.
With a better educated population and as Singapore moves towards a knowledge-based economy, more PMEs are joining the workforce today. As such, the NTUC PME Alignment Team is rolling out various initiatives and programmes to expand its outreach and advocacy to PMEs.
