Public officers to get more health subsidies; eligible civil servants to receive $500 'well-being' benefit
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Public service officers will be receiving more support from the government in order to improve their well-being, Minister-in-charge of the Public Service Chan Chun Sing said in a speech at the Public Service Week Opening on Wednesday (July 10) at ITE CollegPublic officers to get more health subsidies; eligible civil servants to receive $500 'well-being' benefit
Public service officers will be receiving more support from the government in order to improve their well-being, Minister-in-charge of the Public Service Chan Chun Sing said in a speech at the Public Service Week Opening on Wednesday (July 10) at ITE College Central. Addressing public servants, Chan said that «to continue to do well for Singapore and Singaporeans, we must stay ahead of the changes in our environment and continue to innovate to stay ahead». And this means that «we need to doing so even more often and with greater speed going forward». However, Chan added that such an «environment of constant change» could be «unsettling and even exhausting» for public service officers. «We cannot pour from an empty cup,» he said. «We must know how to care for ourselves so that we can walk a longer journey and take on more adventures. »We must also take good care of our officers, as they dedicate themselves to taking good care of Singapore and Singaporeans." Read more