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      ANNOUNCEMENT

      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      Critical occupations list expected to be made public next month
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      Critical occupations list expected to be made public next month

      Critical occupations list expected to be made public next month

      Geraldine TongPublished: Nov 21, 2019 10:59 PM | Updated: Nov 21, 2019 11:23 PM

      Human Resources Minister M Kulasegaran said the list of critical occupations which states the top jobs most in demand and those at risk of becoming irrelevant is expected to be ready in mid-December.

      "We are preparing a critical occupation list, that means it will, basically, tell you what are the courses you should indulge in, that should be job-orientated and easy to be placed in the market," he said... 

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