Yeo Wan Ling, Member of Government Parliamentary Committee for Manpower

Yeo Wan Ling, Member of Government Parliamentary Committee for Manpower

Yeo Wan Ling

1 August 2023
Morning Shot: Supporting women - creative ways firms can adopt in their approach to flexible work arrangements
Coming on the back of the People’s Action Party Women’s Wing's latest call for stronger support for families, especially towards women at the workplace and in the community - Yeo Wan Ling, Director of U SME and Women & Family Unit, NTUC and Member of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Manpower shares her insights on key challenges women face at work today, and innovative flexible work arrangements that employers can consider implementing.
Presented by: Lynlee Foo
This podcast is produced and edited by Yeo Kai Ting (ykaiting@sph.com.sg)

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24 June 2022
Weekly Wrap Up: New S$1.5 Billion Support Package, what more can be done to help taxi and private hire drivers
In this week's Weekly Wrap Up, we discuss Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Lawrence Wong's announcement of a S$1.5 billion support package. One of the support is for eligible taxi main hirers and private hire car drivers who will get a one-off relief of S$150 in August. But, how much help can this support be for taxi and private hire drivers?
Yeo Wan Ling, Advisor to the National Taxi Association, National Private Hire Vehicles Association, National Delivery Champions Association discusses with us.

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15 February 2022
Why It Matters: Budget 2022 - Protecting the livelihood of SEPs and women in Singapore
As we transit to the endemic phase after the last two years of fighting Covid-19, livelihoods remain the core concern of workers. For over six decades, NTUC’s focus has always been on our workers, especially the vulnerable workers and their role is more important than ever now as we progressively recover from the pandemic. Yeo Wan Ling, Director of U SME and U Women and Family, NTUC shares the three key areas NTUC has seen that needs urgent attention and their plans to ensure SEPs in Singapore get better timely support from platforms .

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3 June 2021
Soul of Business: Job redesign for women
On Soul of Business, 2021 was declared to be the Year of Women by the Ministry of Social and Family Development, and Claressa Monterio spoke to Ms Yeo Wan Ling, Director of U SME and U Women and Family, NTUC, on how job redesign can positively impact women's development, to help them achieve their fullest potential by changing mindsets, expanding career pathways and enabling choice for working women.

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