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https://www.straitstimes.com/business/ol...net-survey

Another factor behind the shortage is rising wages, which are prompting companies to source remote workers overseas.

Human resource platform company Deel lists Singapore as the second-highest regional country by number of organisations hiring internationally.

Companies here are mainly recruiting virtual assistants, software developers, content writers and posts in business development and sales, it said.

Ms Aarti Budhrani of Michael Page Singapore said the reopening of borders has accelerated the trend, and companies are moving towards contract workers, considering candidates from Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam.

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Only 27 per cent of digital workers in the region say they have a bachelor’s degree, yet 38 per cent of bosses say applicants had better have one – even for an entry-level position.

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Only 27 per cent of digital workers in the region say they have a bachelor’s degree, yet 38 per cent of bosses say applicants had better have one – even for an entry-level position.

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Aiyah! The fault lies with Mr Suay and Shooot Blank Queen

Degree holders can get unlimited FREE EP

so who wants to hire high school/ diploma FTs?

The employers are looking for those with a degree in computer science, or data analysis ............and the like, high school and Poly graduates don't stand a chance.............