Introduction:
As Singapore continues to thrive as a global business hub, the demand for skilled professionals from abroad has skyrocketed. To cater to this growing need, the Singapore government has established the Employment Pass Services Centre (EPSC), a dedicated facility that streamlines the entire process of hiring and managing foreign workers. With over 100,000 Employment Passes issued in 2022, the EPSC has become an indispensable resource for both employers and job seekers alike.
Comprehensive Services for Employers
The EPSC offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to make the employment of foreign workers as seamless as possible. These services include:
Benefits for Job Seekers
In addition to its services for employers, the EPSC also provides valuable support to job seekers. These services include:
Making the Most of the EPSC
To maximize the benefits of the EPSC, employers and job seekers should:
Industry Voices
"The EPSC has been instrumental in helping us attract and retain top talent from around the world. Their expertise and efficiency have significantly reduced our hiring time and costs."
"As a job seeker, I found the EPSC's services invaluable. The career counseling helped me identify my strengths and set realistic career goals, while the job placement assistance connected me with potential employers in my field."
Conclusion
The Employment Pass Services Centre is a critical component of Singapore's human capital strategy. By providing a comprehensive range of services to both employers and job seekers, the EPSC helps to facilitate the flow of skilled professionals into the country and support Singapore's continued economic growth. As the demand for global talent continues to rise, the EPSC will undoubtedly play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of Singapore's workforce.
Year | Total Employment Passes Issued |
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2018 | 85,000 |
2019 | 95,000 |
2020 | 70,000 (due to COVID-19 pandemic) |
2021 | 90,000 |
2022 | Over 100,000 |
Industry | % of Employment Pass Holders |
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Technology | 25% |
Financial Services | 20% |
Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences | 15% |
Manufacturing | 10% |
Education | 5% |
Requirement | Details |
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Salary | Monthly salary of at least S$4,500 |
Qualifications | Relevant qualifications or experience in the relevant field |
Job Market Assessment | Employer must demonstrate that they have conducted a job market assessment and that there are no suitable Singaporeans or Permanent Residents for the position |
Employment History | Good employment history and no criminal record |
Mistake | Consequences |
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Incomplete or inaccurate information | Delays in processing or application rejection |
Insufficient job market assessment | Application rejection or request for further documentation |
Inconsistent documentation | Application rejection or request for clarification |
Failure to meet eligibility criteria | Application rejection |
Late submission | Application may not be processed prior to job start date |
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