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Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Address

The Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is the government agency responsible for developing and implementing policies and programs related to manpower and employment in Singapore.

Address:

18 Havelock Road

06-01/02 MSIG Building

Singapore 169620

新加坡人力部地址

Contact Information

Phone: +65 6438 5122
Fax: +65 6438 2139
Email: [email protected]

Operating Hours:

Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Address

Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Closed on weekends and public holidays

Services Offered:

Employment and employability services
Labour market and manpower planning
Workplace safety and health
Industrial relations
Skills development and training
Foreign manpower management
Occupational safety and health
Workplace Dispute Resolution
Manpower Research and Statistics

Key Functions

1. Employment and Employability Services

Provides job matching and career guidance services
Develops and implements programs to support lifelong learning and skills upgrading
Promotes fair employment practices

2. Labour Market and Manpower Planning

Address:

Forecasts labour market trends and provides manpower projections
Conducts industry studies and develops strategies for manpower development
Manages foreign manpower inflows

3. Workplace Safety and Health

Enforces occupational safety and health regulations
Promotes workplace safety and health awareness
Investigates industrial accidents and occupational diseases

4. Industrial Relations

Facilitates collective bargaining negotiations
Provides mediation and conciliation services
Enforces industrial relations laws and regulations

5. Skills Development and Training

Develops and supports training programs for workers and employers
Provides funding and incentives for skills upgrading
Promotes apprenticeships and on-the-job training

6. Foreign Manpower Management

Implements and enforces policies on foreign manpower employment
Manages the Work Permit and Employment Pass schemes
Coordinates with foreign manpower agencies

Useful Tables

Table 1: Singapore's Employment Statistics

Year	Total Employment	Unemployment Rate
2020	3,588,900	2.9%
2021	3,686,500	2.5%
2022 (Q1)	3,716,700	2.2%
Source: Ministry of Manpower

Table 2: Common Mistakes to Avoid When Dealing with MOM

Mistake	Consequences
Not submitting required documents on time	Penalties or delays in processing
Failing to comply with employment and safety regulations	Fines or prosecution
Misrepresenting information in employment applications	Loss of employment or prosecution
Not seeking professional advice when needed	Legal or financial consequences

Table 3: Tips for Effective Communication with MOM

Tip	Benefits
Be prepared with all necessary documents	Saves time and effort
Communicate clearly and concisely	Avoid misunderstandings
Be respectful and cooperative	Builds a positive relationship
Use official communication channels	Ensures accountability
Seek clarification when needed	Avoid errors and costly mistakes