Singapore to create 15,700 jobs over five years, with two-thirds paying above S$5,000: EDB


Most of the roles will be for professionals, managers, executives and technicians. - ST

SINGAPORE: Investment commitments made in Singapore in 2025 are expected to create 15,700 jobs here as these investments are realised over the next five years, with about two-thirds of the roles paying a gross monthly wage above S$5,000.

Of the jobs created, 40 per cent will be in services, 37 per cent in manufacturing, and the remaining 23 per cent in research and development (R&D) and innovation. Most of the roles will be for professionals, managers, executives and technicians, said the Economic Development Board (EDB) on Feb 5.

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