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A Singapore survey reveals workers prioritize flexibility and bonuses over pay, with most reluctant to job-hunt despite economic uncertainty.
A 2025 Randstad Singapore survey of 500 workers finds 53% would consider leaving if pay raises or bonuses are unsatisfactory, despite only 28% confident in getting a promotion.
Most expect modest increases—64% less than 5%, 15% no raise—due to economic uncertainty.
Though job vacancies exceed unemployed workers, only 22% are actively job hunting; 41% are passive seekers, valued for stability.
Workers prioritize flexible hours, work-life balance, and performance bonuses over salary.
A skills mismatch persists, with 40% finding job postings unrealistic, especially for entry-level roles demanding digital and adaptable skills.
Employers are urged to align expectations with candidate capabilities and offer clear development paths to retain talent amid workforce shifts.
Una encuesta de Singapur revela que los trabajadores priorizan la flexibilidad y las bonificaciones sobre el salario, y la mayoría se muestran reacios a buscar empleo a pesar de la incertidumbre económica.