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Joanna Seow

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As seen in: The Straits Times, AsiaOne, The Business Times (Singapore), The New Paper, Her World
Journalist at The Straits Times covering manpower issues. Views are my own. I read about education, travel, photography, immigration & 'race'. joseow@sph.com.sg

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ST Headstart: Does your vote really count?

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By Joanna Seow Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
Joanna Seow Assistant Audience Growth Editor Published Apr 29, 2025, 12:40 PM First to the rallies, then to the polls Welcome to the latest edition of ST Headstart, bringing you the best of The Straits Times’ career, personal finance and lifestyle coverage every Tuesday noon. Sign up here to get weekly tips right into your inbox.
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Does flexible work actually work? Let's talk about it | Headstart | The Straits Times

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By Elizabeth Khor, Evine Chua, Joanna Seow Verified, Mubin Saadat, Shannon Teoh Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
Love them or hate them, flexible work arrangements (FWAs) look set to stay for now - more Singapore companies offered such arrangements in 2024 than the year before. But there has also been notable pushback from some global firms. Here’s what our columnists and readers have to say about flexi-work. Columnist Opinions I am glad that I did not miss those moments and milestones of the little one’s growth, from his first taste of solid food to his first step and beyond.
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Nearly 70% of employers in Singapore say 4-day work week feasible, poll shows

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By Joanna Seow Verified
| AsiaOne Verified
SINGAPORE - Nearly seven in 10 employers in Singapore think the four-day work week is a feasible concept, according to a recent poll. This puts Singapore in the middle of the pack among 11 Asian markets surveyed, including Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Korea, as conversations around flexible work arrangements are becoming more prevalent worldwide.
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