Survey shows 80% of job seekers do not feel discriminated by race, gender or marital status in Singapore

Most employees feel fairly treated by organisations in terms of employment terms and benefits, training, career development and performance evaluation, according to findings from a 2018 Ministry of Manpower survey.- ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

SINGAPORE, Feb 4, Straits Times/ANN - More than eight in 10 job seekers in Singapore do not feel that their gender, race, religion, nationality, marital status or number of children stopped them from finding work.

Most employees also feel fairly treated by organisations in terms of employment terms and benefits, training, career development and performance evaluation.