GE2025: Is May 3 a public holiday? Does Singapore still have a government? Some FAQs ahead of the polls
- Singapore will hold a general election on May 3, 2025, to elect 97 members of parliament.
- This election follows the dissolution of parliament and arrives amid global economic uncertainty.
- Prime Minister Lawrence Wong seeks a mandate amid concerns about the economy and shifting voter preferences.
- Wong stated the world is becoming unstable and uncertain, citing the end of free trade.
- The election outcome will show support for the PAP and the desire for diverse political voices.
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With the general election in Singapore scheduled for 3 May, the Ministry of Manpower has reminded employers to treat the day – though it falls on a Saturday – as a public holiday under the Employment Act. The directive comes with clear expectations: employees who are rostered to work that day must either be compensated with a day off or receive salary in lieu. If staff members are required to work, they are entitled to an additional day’s wages …
Workers’ Party highlights 15 policies it proposed that were later adopted by PAP government
The Workers’ Party (WP) has spotlighted at least 15 key policy proposals that it claims were initially advocated by the party, but later adopted in various forms by the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) government. This was shared in a Facebook post published by WP on 16 April, 2025. The move is part of WP’s broader outreach ahead of the 14th General Election, which will see Singaporeans head to the polls on 3 May. The party stated that while i…
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