During the recent National Day Rally speech, the bulk of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's  speech addressed three main issues: supporting lower wage workers, addressing anxieties over foreign work pass holders, and managing race and religion. Minister for Manpower, Dr Tan See Leng discuss the reasoning behind the extension of the Progressive Wage Model to more sectors, MOM's potential plans to tackle the issue of work benefits and welfare needs of delivery workers, and the employment landscape in Singapore in a post Covid-19 world. 

<p>During the recent National Day Rally speech, the bulk of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's&nbsp; speech addressed three main issues: supporting lower wage workers, addressing anxieties over foreign work pass holders, and managing race and religion. <strong>Minister for Manpower, Dr Tan See Leng&nbsp;</strong>discuss the reasoning behind the extension of the Progressive Wage Model to more sectors, MOM's potential plans to tackle the issue of work benefits and welfare needs of delivery workers, and the employment landscape in Singapore in a post Covid-19 world.&nbsp;</p>

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