C€ S‚vƒngs SEIKO INSTRUMENTS SINGAPORE PTE LTD

From wages to non-wage related cost cutting measures, we have done the best we can to prevent retrenchments. Mr Ho Wai Heng, Deputy Managing Director most The Metal Industries Workers’ Union (MIWU) has a good relationship for years with watchmaker Seiko Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd. pro-business When the downturn struck all of a sudden at the tailend of last year, economy MIWU was able to offer solutions to keep them going in the hope of an upturn soon.

The Labour Movement understands that “I was among the pioneer batch of Singaporeans that helped set up operations here in 1973. About 40 per cent of the staff here are like companies must stay afloat for workers we kept me, and we have worked for decades together. In this crisis, our precision engineering sector has been hard hit but lucky for us, we could talk openly to keep their jobs. The Government’s company in about it to MIWU and find solutions. By October 2008, demand for Seiko Instruments’ movement which Jobs Credit scheme has provided a big we manufacture dropped and our production quantities dipped by 30 per the black cent. We took some pro-active steps to prepare for worsening times. The boost to keep workers employed. NTUC most difficult decision was to cut the Annual Wage Supplement (AWS) and performance bonus because this affects workers directly. After negotiations, and our affiliated unions have also been AWS was untouched, but we cut bonus by 50 per cent. We explained to MIWU and our workers that this was critical to ensure that the company working with companies to minimise entered 2009 in the black. Failure to do this could mean that the survival of the company would be at risk and many would have lost their jobs. job losses. These measures include NON-WAGE RELATED COST CUTTING MEASURES sending workers for training under We also came up with a list of non-wage related cost-cutting measures. We decreased staff on our production lines and did away with overtime. The Skills Programme for Upgrading and company also scaled down on investments for non-critical items, postponed the overhaul of the plant and upgrading of wastewater treatment facilities. Resilience (SPUR), implementing shorter We also cut down on business-related travel to headquarters in Japan and Mr Ho Wai Heng, instead, opted for teleconferencing. We sold two of four company vehicles work weeks and introducing temporary Deputy Managing Director and scaled down or postponed company functions. Staff too chipped in with energy-saving initiatives. We cut benefits such layoffs. Without these measures, as mobile phone allowances and reduced flexi-benefits by 40 per cent for a year. But we retained our Wellness programme because we want to keep our retrenchment and unemployment figures workers healthy, especially in bad times. Despite everything, we had to lay off 26 non-traditional source (NTS) would have been much higher. contract workers who have always been a buffer workforce for us. The plant has had 15 years of non-stop production and this year will be the first time that we face such a crisis. At Seiko Instruments, core staff went for training for a Certificate in Integrated Knowledge of Jigs and Fixtures Design, a 57-hour course for 20 employees to enhance their knowledge in the specialised skill. From wages to other non-wage related cost cutting meaures, we have done the best we can to prevent retrenchment.”

62 63 C€ S‚vƒngs MURATA ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD “In the electronics sector, we are quite used to seasonal first company fluctuations of about 20 per cent to 30 per cent in production orders. But in this downturn, our sales dipped sharply and we are operating at 15 per cent of normal capacity, a level never before seen since we began operations in to go on spur Singapore 36 years ago. As makers of capacitors, electronic components of consumer products like cars and mobile phones, we have never seen such bad times. We tried our best to retain staff. We saved as many as 300 jobs in Singapore by taking a few counter- measures. One of these was to send our core staff for training under SPUR. We worked with UWEEI and e2i (Employment and Employability Institute) to make sure we gave this core group the right training to re-position the company in this competitive industry. We opted to send a first batch of about 50 core staff for the National ITE Certificate (NITEC) courses in Mechatronics in December. A second batch has also gone for training. Now, we are all eagerly awaiting the return of our SPUR trainees. They will definitely be able to help this company move faster and better in this industry.

FLEXI-WORK ARRANGEMENTS Another counter-measure we put in place was to implement shorter work weeks. We used to run the plant every day in a month. We now run for just 20 days and work eight-hour shifts instead of 12-hour shifts. This affects the pay packet of employees and I personally explained the situation to them. Mr Masatoshi Koike, They know why this was necessary in this crisis as it saves jobs. Senior Managing Director management also took a pay cut recently to demonstrate that everyone in this company shares the pain equally. We also cancelled the Annual Dinner and Dance to cut down expenses.”

When orders were down last year, UWEEI very quickly held talks with Murata and it became the first company to go on SPUR to save jobs. There were about 300 redundant jobs in the company at that time. Mr Cyrille Tan, General Secretary, UWEEI

Job Saving arrangements such Number of Workers Retrenched in as shorter work Unionised Sectors on Weekly Basis Measures weeks, temporary 1,000 are Working layoffs, redeployment as well as managing 900 To help businesses wage costs through save jobs and the flexible wage 800 retain workers, the system. From Government has January to March 700 introduced several 2009, a total of 68 initiatives such as 600 unionised companies the Jobs Credit and 23,914 workers 500 scheme and the had gone through Skills Programme shorter work weeks 400 for Upgrading and or temporary layoffs. Resilience (SPUR). Through all 300 When orders were down in the global electronics market, the Number of workers NTUC and our these efforts, we affiliated unions 200 United Workers of Electronic and Electrical Industries (UWEEI) have been able to also worked with avoid run-away 100 worked with companies in the sector to minimise job losses. employers to retrenchments in the implement cost- One such company is Murata Electronics Singapore (Pte) Ltd unionised sector. 0 cutting measures at Retrenchments in which became the first company to send core staff for training the company level. Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 /4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 unionised companies These measures under the Skills Programme for Upgrading and Resilience peaked around Lunar include implementing January 2009 February 2009 March 2009 New Year but have flexible work (SPUR) last December. since slowed down.

64 65 C‚p‚!ƒ"ƒ#i$ “The first thing our company did in the last quarter of 2008 ready now for when we realised that business was down was to re-affirm that we will TESA TAPE ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD not retrench. We knew that the strategies we put in place as long- term players in this market will see us through this rough patch. One bigger orders of the first things we did was to purchase a new rewinding machine for our non-adhesive tape business. Our products are known for quality, but we wanted to move up several notches on this front for the future. The rewinding machine would cut wastage by 30 per cent. When we were running the old machine, we suffered a level of wastage that was not acceptable. Almost one in two spools of tape that we produced could not meet our quality standards and we had to discard it. With this machine, we would get almost perfect spools of non-adhesive tape and the downtime gives our staff time to train and get used to the machine as well. We are now waiting for big Mr Daniel Ng, orders for this business. Production Director We also made use of the downtime to overhaul our other older machines. In the last 10 years, we have been running three shifts round the clock with not much time for major overhauls. We also decided that there was no better time than now to run in-house courses to When we were running raise quality awareness among workers and refresh their knowledge the old machine, we on safety measures. My management and I worked closely with our suffered a level of union, Chemical Industries’ Employees Union (CIEU), to come up with suitable courses. Our market in Europe has new and more stringent wastage that was not requirements for eco-friendly products. We need to meet those new acceptable. Almost one standards and raise quality awareness. In Singapore, we are the only in two spools of tape plant that manufactures PVC adhesive tapes that can meet the REACH that we produced could requirement for earth-friendly products for the European markets.” not meet our quality A MATURE WORKFORCE NURTURED standards and we had Many of the staff at Tesa Tape are in their 40s and have been with the company from the start. In this downturn, the company managed to discard it. With this excess manpower by running training programmes. Working with CIEU, machine we would get Tesa Tape also ran Workplace Literacy and IT courses for its workers. almost perfect spools With e2i’s help, Mr Ng has also re-organised schedules to make sure everyone gets a refresher course on quality and safety awareness of non-adhesive which is crucial for the industry. For most of these courses, the tape and the downtime company tapped on the Skills Programme for Upgrading and Resilience gives our staff time (SPUR). These SPUR courses also helped employees to brush up their English so that they can read job cards and operation manuals to train and get used to more confidently. the machine as well. Mr Daniel Ng, Production Director

SPUR for Growth Number of Companies and Workers Committed Under SPUR SPUR allows companies to 140 30,000 pay lower course fees and receive higher absentee 121 120 payroll subsidies when they 24,044 25,000

send their employees to Number ofworkers attend courses developed by 100 approved training providers. 20,000 SPUR helps companies 80 strengthen the capabilities of their workforce to position 15,000 themselves for the upturn. 60 For the workers, SPUR helps A global leader in PVC adhesive tape, who diversified early and 10,000 took on the earth-friendly challenge last year, finds its order them acquire or upgrade skills 40 to enhance their employability. Number of companies 24 books down for the first time since they started here more Through the efforts of the 20 5,000 unions and e2i, 121 companies 3,454 than 20 years ago. What does this tape maker do? Use the and 24,044 workers in unionised downtime to upgrade and overhaul their existing machines and sectors have committed to 0 0 SPUR training. employee capabilities which will make them move up against 4Q 2008 1Q 2009 Number of Unionised Companies Committed to SPUR competition in the eventual upswing. Number of Workers in Unionised Companies Committed to SPUR

66 67 S€vc‚ Quƒ„ ty JURONG POINT SHOPPINGHOPPING CCENTREENTRE

It is commendable that Jurong Point, a mall owner, took a pro-active role to work together with tenants to improve customer service and consequently, boost retail spending. Mr Yeo Guat Kwang, Co-Chairperson of the CCI Committee

Inn today’s competitivempetitive world, what can a shoppingshopping mall do to attract visitors? most service Jurong Point Shopping Centre embarked on the Customer-Centric Initiative (CCI) pro-worker in 2007 during the mall’s expansion into Singapore’s largest sub-urban mall. They embarked on a comprehensive programme to enhance customers’ experience, nation standards including new customer loyalty programmes and a dedicated members’ lounge for top spenders. More importantly, Jurong Point takes a deep interest in the service quality delivered by its tenants’ staff. They facilitate the service training of their tenants’ staff go up and also provides incentives for retailers with the best service. To be there for workers when Centre Director Mr William Seet said he sees the mall and its tenants as one family they need help. Despite our since shoppers seek recourse with the mall when they are not happy with the retailers. “Our frontline staff, including those of our tenants, are all ambassadors for Jurong best efforts to save jobs, some Point and the most likely contact point for customers. Small gestures – whether it is a security officer guiding a lost customer to the appropriate tenant or a housekeeper job losses are inevitable. As we greeting a customer along the mall corridors – will go a long way towards making the shopping experience at Jurong Point more pleasant.” go through the deepest global With the downturn, it is even more imperative that Jurong Point continues to attract shoppers, and the mall is committed to pursue CCI. And its efforts are bearing recession since The Great fruits – a 14 per cent increase in customer satisfaction levels, 6 per cent increase in Depression, and being a small shopper traffic and 3 per cent increase in revenue. The staff are also happy with the outcomes too. open economy surviving on trade, MS ZURAIDAH MAT TERAJIS we will be hit hard. So, while the Guest Relations Officer “I went for training and learnt how to create a positive service impression, as well as Labour Movement cannot prevent how to have the right service mindset. This is especially important for me as I work Ms Zuraidah Mat Terajis, at our mall’s members’ lounge. Many users of the lounge are our biggest spenders. job losses, we will do our utmost to Guest Relations Officer My job is to make sure they are well cared for. I am enjoying my job because I have at Oasis Lounge become friends with our many regular members.” make sure that those who lose their jobs find new jobs quickly. Some Customer-Centric • Singapore’s service ranking based $100 million to strengthen on customer orientation* has Singapore’s service standards in may need training while others may Initiative climbed from 26th position in 2006 the next three years. Key focus The Customer-Centric Initiative (CCI) to 10th position in 2008. areas include: need a guiding hand to boost their helps companies achieve better sales For 2009 - 2011 - service capability development performance through improved service confidence. How have we helped? • Widen the reach of CCI in existing - research and thought offerings and delivery, and therefore sectors. leadership provide better pay for their workers. We’ll let their voices speak for us. • Extend into new sectors including - promotion, publicity and From 2006 – 2008 hospitality, businesses involved in recognition • Reached out to F&B, health, retail APEC, Youth Olympic Games and * According to the Global Competitiveness Report and transport sectors, impacting Integrated Resorts. published by the World Economic Forum 4,700 establishments and 155,000 • Government has committed workers. 68 69 S€vc‚ Quƒ„ ty JURONG POINT SHOPPINGHOPPING CCENTREENTRE

It is commendable that Jurong Point, a mall owner, took a pro-active role to work together with tenants to improve customer service and consequently, boost retail spending. Mr Yeo Guat Kwang, Co-Chairperson of the CCI Committee

Inn today’s competitivempetitive world, what can a shoppingshopping mall do to attract visitors? most service Jurong Point Shopping Centre embarked on the Customer-Centric Initiative (CCI) pro-worker in 2007 during the mall’s expansion into Singapore’s largest sub-urban mall. They embarked on a comprehensive programme to enhance customers’ experience, nation standards including new customer loyalty programmes and a dedicated members’ lounge for top spenders. More importantly, Jurong Point takes a deep interest in the service quality delivered by its tenants’ staff. They facilitate the service training of their tenants’ staff go up and also provides incentives for retailers with the best service. To be there for workers when Centre Director Mr William Seet said he sees the mall and its tenants as one family they need help. Despite our since shoppers seek recourse with the mall when they are not happy with the retailers. “Our frontline staff, including those of our tenants, are all ambassadors for Jurong best efforts to save jobs, some Point and the most likely contact point for customers. Small gestures – whether it is a security officer guiding a lost customer to the appropriate tenant or a housekeeper job losses are inevitable. As we greeting a customer along the mall corridors – will go a long way towards making the shopping experience at Jurong Point more pleasant.” go through the deepest global With the downturn, it is even more imperative that Jurong Point continues to attract shoppers, and the mall is committed to pursue CCI. And its efforts are bearing recession since The Great fruits – a 14 per cent increase in customer satisfaction levels, 6 per cent increase in Depression, and being a small shopper traffic and 3 per cent increase in revenue. The staff are also happy with the outcomes too. open economy surviving on trade, MS ZURAIDAH MAT TERAJIS we will be hit hard. So, while the Guest Relations Officer “I went for training and learnt how to create a positive service impression, as well as Labour Movement cannot prevent how to have the right service mindset. This is especially important for me as I work Ms Zuraidah Mat Terajis, at our mall’s members’ lounge. Many users of the lounge are our biggest spenders. job losses, we will do our utmost to Guest Relations Officer My job is to make sure they are well cared for. I am enjoying my job because I have at Oasis Lounge become friends with our many regular members.” make sure that those who lose their jobs find new jobs quickly. Some Customer-Centric • Singapore’s service ranking based $100 million to strengthen on customer orientation* has Singapore’s service standards in may need training while others may Initiative climbed from 26th position in 2006 the next three years. Key focus The Customer-Centric Initiative (CCI) to 10th position in 2008. areas include: need a guiding hand to boost their helps companies achieve better sales For 2009 - 2011 - service capability development performance through improved service confidence. How have we helped? • Widen the reach of CCI in existing - research and thought offerings and delivery, and therefore sectors. leadership provide better pay for their workers. We’ll let their voices speak for us. • Extend into new sectors including - promotion, publicity and From 2006 – 2008 hospitality, businesses involved in recognition • Reached out to F&B, health, retail APEC, Youth Olympic Games and * According to the Global Competitiveness Report and transport sectors, impacting Integrated Resorts. published by the World Economic Forum 4,700 establishments and 155,000 • Government has committed workers. 68 69 E€l‚ƒ„ „ty€  y

The Labour Movement aims to do all it can to keep retrenchments below the 29,000 mark that we last saw in 2003. That is too ambitious a target say some, but that’s what we are up against when we say we want to Upturn the Downturn. The Labour Movement’s e2i (Employment and Employability Institute) has been at the forefront in this effort. When some workers were retrenched at a garment factory Some others like Mr Sabtu, however, needed a bit more recently, they were taken on the same day by bus to e2i. For assistance. e2i has been able to help many workers like him to some of them like Ms Lau Siew Chyi, all they needed was a little acquire new skills and move into a new line altogether. help to get them back on their feet.

MS LAU SIEW CHYI, 44 MR SABTU AMAT, 47 i just needed who was a tailor and is now a hawker assistant a way forward who switched from a CAD specialist to assistant property officer “I was working for a garment factory as a sewing operator “I worked for 15 years in an engineering company as a computer- a little help until I was retrenched in January. Now, I serve Korean food at the Kopi Tiam aided design specialist. Business was not good and I thought I should resign food court in Novena. The change has been smoother than I thought. When and look for a new job. That was a silly thing to do because after that I could I was retrenched, my husband was worried that the smaller family income not find another job for six months. My wife, who was a homemaker, had to would affect us. We have two children, aged 14 and 10. take on a part-time job and my four school-going children had to learn to live But, on the day when I was retrenched, people from my union at with less because the family was going through a rough patch. I sent more Singapore Industrial and Services Employees’ Union (SISEU) and e2i were than 30 applications over four months and could not find a job. I think being there to talk to us. I went for their courses and they taught me how to look for a mature worker was a big disadvantage. jobs and how to handle interviews. That gave me the confidence to also try By that time I was dejected and decided to visit e2i. The employability what came my way. I got a job as a hawker assistant almost immediately and coach helped me zero in on where I could find jobs. I attended the Attitude, I am surprised that I adjusted so well. At the factory where I worked for Skills and Knowledge (ASK) workshop and a six-day employabilty skills 22 years, I used to report to work in tee-shirt and pants and never wore training. Thereafter, e2i referred me to the Real Estate and Construction make-up. Now I am serving food and my job requires me to wear a uniform. I Centre for training. After getting a Certificate in Real Estate Management and also put on some make-up since I face customers. Most importantly, with a Maintenance, I spent sleepless nights worrying about whether I would get a job that pays roughly the same, my family income remains the same and we job. It was such relief when I finally got a job as an assistant property officer are happy.” at One Marina Property Services.”

70 71 Employment AAndnd Employability Pr !i"n‚# C"%v&r'i"('i"(

KEY STRATEGIES • A one-stop skills-based marketplace How We Fared in Keeping Unemployment Low for employers, jobseekers and 20,000 19,000 training providers. Job Vacancies • Provide employability assessment and coaching, skills training and job In this downturn, professionals, managers,ers, executives placement for workers. 18,000 and technicians (PMETs) also needd help.help. e2i runsruns • Cater to a broad spectrum of workers, including the rank-and- Executive Workshops regularly and helps PMETs convert file to professionals, managers, 16,000 their skills to fit into new industries via the Professional executives and technicians, retrenched workers, back-to-work Conversion Programmes. Two of them tell us how they women and older workers. 14,000 • Work with employers in new and benefitted from these programmes. growth sectors to fill their vacancies. • Forge close partnerships with 12,000 Continuing Education and Training MS SARATHA D/O SHASI TARAN, 32 (CET) Centres. who moved from a bank job to the education sector • Work closely with partners retrenched, 10,000 under Job Re-creation Programme “I worked in a bank for 11 years and was a bank executive when to bring about industry-wide 8,000 I was retrenched last year. It wasn’t really a shock because I had heard the Jobseekers but moved on adoption of worker-centric and news earlier and was prepared. My husband and I did the sums and we felt productivity practices. 8,000 we could live on one income for at most six months, but I would need to find IN 2008 a job soon. • Helped 20,616 workers to: On the day of retrenchment, my union, DBS Staff Union, was on hand - Move Into new jobs. 6,000 to give us all kinds of support. I was given a form to fill up and they also - Move Up to higher value jobs. encouraged me to attend a career workshop by e2i. I went for the workshop - Move Across to other companies 4,000 Placements and was pleasantly surprised that the training was so useful. It had been in the same industry. 4,000 - Move Over to new job sectors. 11 years since I last went for an interview or wrote a resume. They updated • Specifically, 14,000 workers were me on what was required. trained and/or placed in e2i. I found a job within a month and for that, too, I should thank my union. 2,000 IN 2009 They made several calls to employers on our behalf and I landed an interview • To avoid record unemployment by at Educare Co-operative Ltd as an Administrative Officer because they were increasing the job vacancies pool and looking for someone with a Diploma in Business Administration to handle reducing skills mismatch between job 0 office IT matters. The pay is lower than what I used to get, but I am thankful seekers and jobs available. December 08 January 09 February 09 March 09 for the job and I am learning new things.”

72 73 MR THOMAS SUI, 58 who moved from banking to the security sector

“It was like a bolt out of the blue for me. It was the end of a banking day in November 2008, when one by one, we were called to meet the boss. We were given letters telling us that we were retrenched. For more than 16 years, I had worked at this bank and I was sad. The first few days, my mind went blank. At 58 years old, I never expected to be in a situation where I would lose my job. It didn’t help that at that time that I was also given three months to vacate my rental flat and was in the process of applying for a housing loan to buy a new flat. But I knew that I had to get back on my feet. Less than two weeks after I lost my job, I started my job hunt. With 38 years of experience in the banking sector, my first instinct was to look for jobs in similar fields. But, there was one factor against me - my age. I then looked at other sectors, but everywhere I looked, I was turned away because of my age. At some walk-in interviews, I didn’t even get the chance to speak to my prospective employers. Some told me plainly that I was “too old”. It was demoralising and very hurtful.

NTUC JOB FAIR Then, I went for at an NTUC job fair at e2i. I came across Aetos Security Management. Aetos was willing to talk to me despite my age and find out more about me. I applied to be an Escort Officer, a security officer who accompanies technicians on their rounds to ATMs, but when they learnt about my banking background where I was involved in ensuring compliance standards for ATMs, Inspector Kelvin Wang and Deputy Superintendent Robin Lim of Aetos offered me an executive position as an Operations Officer. The pay was 35 per cent lower than what I used to get at my banking job but I was happy to have a job. I wasn’t going to just wait for a job in banking which is not being realistic. Who knows how long the recession will last? I knew I needed to be more open-minded and move out of my comfort zone. The job at Aetos gives me an opportunity to move on. I managed to get a loan for a new HDB flat. There are still challenges to overcome, but I feel I am well on the way to getting back on my feet. Together with my Aetos colleagues, who are all younger than me, I feel again I am part of a team.”

Who knows how long the recession will last? I knew I needed to be more open-minded and move out of my comfort zone. The job at Aetos gives me an opportunity to move on. Mr Thomas Sui

Age should not be a barrier to employment. When there’s a will, there’s a way. Here is a story of one worker who did not allow his age IN 2008 IN 2009 to get in the way. Professionals, • Placed and/or re-skilled 700 • To place and/or re-skill 2,000 PMETs. Managers, PMETs. • Help more PMETs acquire new skills to Executives and • Helped PMETs acquire start new careers in growth sectors new skills to start new such as Aerospace, Construction, Technicians careers in six growth Creative, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, (PMETs) sectors, namely, Childcare, Retail, Security, Tourism and Training Support PMETs in career transition Call Centre, Logistics, through PCP. and to help them find new or Finance, Manufacturing, • Equip PMETs with job market information, better employment. and Workplace Safety and enhance their employability and job search Health via Professional skills via Executive Workshops. Conversion Programmes • Work with employers on targeted (PCP). recruitment drives to fill their PMET positions.

74 75 C‚p‚ƒ„ „)i*

MR WILLIAM FONG, 46 LHUB who has a job in the Integrated Resort “I was a print cartridge technician for many years until helped me I was retrenched in February this year. I didn’t know what to do at first since I could not move to another job in the manufacturing sector that I was used to. At 46 years old and with three teenage children to feed, make a switch I needed to find a job quickly! I had previously attended some courses at NTUC LearningHub and decided to take up a new one. My union, which is United Workers of Electronics and Electrical Industries (UWEEI), worked with LHUB and recommended me to take the Certified Service Professional (CSP) Course. I found the course very interesting and my trainer was professional, helpful and dedicated. When Resorts World at Sentosa ran a job fair, I was hoping to secure a job there and wondered if the CSP training would be useful. By then, I dreamt of having a job in the Integrated Resort (IR). I remember the interview – I was so nervous. In front of me were three stern-looking interviewers and I knew that there were thousands of applicants vying for a few positions. But I remembered the advice of my LHUB trainer and started the interview with a big smile and a cheerful hello. The very next day, Resorts World called and told me I had been hired as an engineering assistant! Getting the job has been a dream come true! I was among the first three Singaporeans to be hired by them out of the 20,000 applicants who had vied for the 800 jobs available. Later, my interviewers told me they were impressed with my willingness to go the extra mile, one of the many lessons I learnt in CSP training. In the past, I “talked” mostly to machines. But, at the IR, I will be getting a chance to talk to people when I start work in November 2009. In the interim, I work as a security officer with Cisco.”

Many retrenched workers lack basic employability skills such as workplace literacy and basic infocomm technology skills. LHUB aims to be the national centre to equip all workers in Singapore with such basic skills. LHUB is also the largest provider of generic manufacturing and services skills in Singapore. Mr Zee Yoong Kang, Chief Executive Officer, NTUC LearningHub

This year, an overwhelming number of workers and employers have been taking advantage of Skills Programme For Upgrading and Creating Stem their immediate need is to regain range of different jobs that are still Resilience (SPUR). The Labour Movement has been stepping up confidence and adopt the correct available in these sectors. Cell Workers mindset to change as well as to Over the last few months LHUB capabilities through NTUC LearningHub (LHUB) to meet this need. To With the addition of two new training adapt to the needs of new jobs and has been busy recruiting the largest cope with the record numbers, LHUB has added more than 350 trainers locations at NTUC Trade Union new employers. pool of trainers in Singapore. It now in areas ranging from soft skills, language and literacy, infocomm, House and Mountbatten, LHUB Our goal is to create “stem cell” has more than 350 trainers in areas has been able to increase mindset workers who - being equipped ranging from soft skills, language workplace safety and health to vocational training. By building up this change, and employability and with generic skills needed in the and literacy, infocomm, workplace larger capacity in LHUB, the Labour Movement is here to put the smile generic skills training for retrenched manufacturing and services sectors safety and health and vocational workers. For workers who have lost - will be able to tap into a wide training skills. back on the faces of retrenched workers like Mr William Fong. their jobs and need to find new ones,

76 77 When I called My First Skool for a job, I was invited to the nearest pre-school centre for a one-day trial. I accepted and was asked to tell a story to the children for 15 to 30 minutes under the guidance of the senior teachers. Interaction with children that day helped me decide that being an early childhood education professional was the career for me. I read ‘The Little Red Riding Hood’ to them. Despite it being a story they knew well, I was able to keep them interested. The children reacted very positively to me, and I was very happy to be in their company. I further observed activity-based teaching sessions by senior teachers, such as drawing, puppet play and cupcake making; and also chatted with the children. There was so much to learn and I felt I could have a fulfilling career in this field. By the end of the day, I decided to join My First Skool as a teacher.

SPONSORSHIP FOR A CHILDCARE CAREER My First Skool is sponsoring a 16-month trainee teacher programme at the Regional Training and Resource Centre in Early Childhood Care and Education for Asia (RTRC Asia). The full-time programme leads to a Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education, which will help me achieve my career goals. So far, I have been enjoying the hands-on lessons at RTRC Asia. The lecturers are very knowledgeable in the field and very willing to share their experiences. I attend classes three times a week and have a free day to complete my assignments. My other days are spent at My First Skool at Woodlands assisting and learning from the senior teachers. I like the pre-school environment in My First Skool and I enjoy singing to the children as I teach them. The teachers get along well and we do our best to keep the children happy. It has been seven months since I first stepped into My First Skool for the one-day trial, and I don’t regret my decision to switch to this field even though it meant having to take a pay cut. I have found my vocation.”

Through its 12 Social EnterpriEnterprises, , the LabLabour MoMovementent attempts to Upturn the Downturn by hiring more during the downturn. NTUC The refreshed name, NTUC First Campus, better First Campus, for example, intends to hire about 300 new childcare reflects the full range of services that we teachers this year. But hiring is not just about mopping up excess now offer. We have come a long way from manpower, it’s about giving workers the opportunity to take up a our humble beginning as a childcare service career in their chosen field. to one that offers quality services in teaching, teacher training and research on early childhood.

MS TRACY SEAH, 23 Mr Chan Tee Seng, Chief Executive Officer, NTUC First Campus i found my trainee teacher at My First Skool “Whenever I enter my workplace at Woodlands Block 688C, Caterpillar’s Cove, and the Regional To meet anticipated demand, RTRC I feel very much at home. The children greet me cheerfully with innocent First Campus, The Training and Resource Centre in Asia will be increasing its training vocation smiles on their faces. What a difference from the life I used to have as a Market Leader Early Childhood Care and Education capacity, from the existing 1,400 to customer service consultant in a telcommunications company. I used to NTUC First Campus Co-operative for Asia (RTRC Asia). 2,000 places, over the next three handle walk-in customers and email complaints. Although the pay was good, Limited runs 51 pre-schools in Over the next five years, the years. RTRC Asia will also create the stress level was also very high. Singapore, and currently has 30 Ministry of Community Development, continuous professional development After a year, I decided to look for more fulfilling work and thought about trainee teachers on the diploma Youth and Sports will be providing 50 programmes, using the Workforce teaching in a pre-school centre. I had actually considered taking the Early programme. scholarships annually in diploma and Skills Qualifications framework, to Childhood Education course offered by Ngee Ann Polytechnic after my It has four brands under the degree courses through RTRC Asia upgrade the professional competency ‘O’ Levels. Unfortunately, I could not get in. Hence, I went on to do a Group – My First Skool, The Little to improve the quality of pre-school of more than 8,000 pre-school teachers Diploma in Multimedia Infocommunication Technology. It led me to my first Skool-House International, The education in Singapore. in Singapore. job at the telcommunications company which didn’t suit me.

78 79 R+-&€lm&%,€  MADAM GOH AH HWA, 65 my recipes are has no plans to retire as Raffles Hotel’s star pastry chef

“I have been working at Ah Teng’s Bakery at trade secrets Raffles Hotel for so long. I am always busiest around Lunar New Year because that is the time of the year I start making pineapple tarts and cookies that the hotel is famous for. Every year, people come just to buy my pineapple tarts and cookies. When customers keep returning, I feel very happy and that gives me satisfaction. My daughter, who is in her 30s, wanted me to retire but I am not keen. I find it very boring to stay at home. Recently, I was given four days medical leave but I was so bored, I came back to work after two days. I just enjoy working with my hands. Work makes me very happy. As long as I am healthy and my boss still appreciates my work, I’ll just continue working.”

RAFFLES HOTEL: HIRING OLDER WORKERS IS A PLUS Re-hiring staff beyond retirement age is one way to retain talents and experience which would otherwise be lost from the industry, says Raffles Hotel. As a company policy, the hotel raised its retirement age from 60 to 62, and renews their contract yearly. More than 20 staff members have benefitted from the re-employment scheme, including Madam Goh. In 2007, in celebration of Raffles Hotel’s 120th anniversary, Madam Goh was among ten other long-service staff chosen to be featured in The Raffles People, a book that honours unique personalities who have contributed to the hotel’s success. Re-employed staff enjoys the same benefits as regular staff members. This includes flexible benefits such as health insurance subsidies for recreational activities and the annual wage supplement. Special talents like Madam Goh are always given the recognition, adds Raffles Hotel. Madam Goh has been a master pineapple tarts maker at Ah Teng’s Bakery and is in charge of meeting the Lunar New Year festive orders. Over the years, Madam Goh has also received several hotel and industry-wide accolades which has made the hotel proud.

I just enjoy working with my hands. Work makes me very happy. As long as I am healthy and my boss still appreciates my work, I’ll just continue working. Madam Goh Ah Hwa

one; based on competency, job IN 2008 Re-employment of value or performance. • 706 companies committed, Older Workers • Continuous Training and re-employing 4,659 5 KEY STRATEGIES Upgrading workers. • Improving Human Resource (HR) Employability training of older • 89% re-employment rate. Policy on Re-employment workers to remain relevant, IN 2009 Working with companies to adopt a including mindset change to • 800 companies committed, structured re-employment system. work as long as one is able and re-employing 4,500 • Job and Workplace Re-design willing. workers. With longer life expectancy, workers now need to work longer Making the work environment more • Workplace Health Promotion • 40% of companies with at for financial security and to stay socially engaged. The Labour elderly-friendly. Ensuring that workers remain least a proper HR policy on healthy and fit so that they can re-employment. • Wage Restructuring be re-employed beyond age 62. Movement will continue to sustain our efforts in the Moving away from a seniority-based re-employment of older workers even during the downturn. wage system towards an age-neutral

80 81 Fl./-W"r0s! MADAM SAJAHAN BEGUM HAYAT BASHA, 54 i have the best indoor sorter with SingPost

“Eighteen years ago, I quit my job as a factory worker to take of both worlds care of my youngest son, who used to fall sick often. Now that my children are all grown up and married, I thought I would finally be able to go back to work. This job as an indoor sorter is good for me because I only work from 8am to 12 noon. Previously, I would spend the time going to the market and cleaning the house, but life was boring. My days are much livelier now because I have many new friends at my workplace. I get extra income and best of all, I can still go home to cook lunch for my husband. My husband, who works shifts as a security guard, prefers home-cooked food. I have four children and six grandchildren. I have to thank my friend, who was also a housewife, who told me about this job. We went for the recruitment drive organised by NTUC Women’s Development Secretariat (WDS) and SingPost. At both the recruitment drive and another interview session, I was given a few addresses to read aloud. I passed the interview and got the job. My friend was also hired. As indoor sorters, our task is to arrange the mail according to the addresses. I am in charge of 25 blocks in Bedok. Every day, I sort the letters and packages. We can sit down to do the sorting but I find I work faster standing up. It was quite tiring at first but I got used to it. I am happy in this job because my colleagues are friendly and helpful, I can chip in for household items and I still get the time to cook and clean my house.”

EMPLOYERS CAN WORK WITH WDS IN GETTING WOMEN BACK TO WORK WDS aims to help women enter and remain in the workforce. Besides organising recruitment drives, it provides training in English literacy and other job-related skills for these women to thrive in their workplace. WDS also tries to make working more viable for women by encouraging companies to set up flexible work systems. These could take the form of part-time work, telecommuting or job-sharing. Companies can tap on the Flexi-Works! Funding Programme to defray costs for the flexible work arrangement. SingPost, for example, collaborated with WDS to set up part-time positions like mail sorters, mail coders, post office counter staff, neighbourhood postwomen and sales promotion staff. On the average, the part-timers perform four hours of work each day. SingPost has found that shorter work hours have indeed attracted many housewives and retirees back to work.

This job as an indoor sorter is good for me because I only work from 8am to 12noon. I get extra income and best of all, I can still go home to cook lunch for my husband. Madam Sajahan Begum Hayat Basha

• Re-Adjust IN 2008 Back-to-work Prepare and equip women with • 77 companies under Flexi- Women necessary skills to return to and Works! Funding Programme with Adopt a 3R approach to get stay in the workforce. Initiatives commitment to recruit 3,023 workers. more women back to work and include mindset training, job • Placed 2,329 women in new jobs. ensure that they remain in the preparation workshops, literacy IN 2009 and skills training programmes. Mothers with grown-up kids have more time on their hands. Their workforce: • To get 100 companies on board to • Recruit • Retain offer family-friendly programmes such patience and maturity can also be an asset to employers. NTUC Organise recruitment Promote worklife integration as flexi-work arrangements, Little initiatives among companies and Women’s Development Secretariat has helped more than 2,300 drives and job fairs offering Ones @ Work and workplace health vacancies ranging from full- encourage them to offer more issues. back-to-work women find suitable jobs. time, part-time or flexi-work family-friendly programmes to • To place 2,000 women under the arrangements. help retain women workers. Back2Work with U Programme.

82 83 B*, S"2rc„ng MADAM NORMAH RAHMAN, 51 finally, A happy hospital porter “I was a production operator inspecting microchip devices at a a wheel job factory. In 2000, I was retrenched. After that, due to some medical problems, I didn’t work for about two years. Then, I worked for a while in a private school and later at a stall. I wanted a steady job. In 2006, I saw the ISS Facility Services’ advertisement for porters. I did not know what the job was about but decided to give it a try. After interviewing me, they gave me a job at Singapore General Hospital (SGH) and I have been working here since. This job is very different from what I used to do. In a factory, I used to do the same thing every day. Here, I get to see different people and handle different cases every day. We’re always moving around. I had on-the-job training for a month before I was sent out on my own. I also learnt to use a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) as that is how we know what is our next job, or we use it to call back to check on our next assignment. This e-portering system means we don’t have to keep returning to the office to pick up our next job.

LESS PAY BUT STABLE JOB Pay wise, it is not as much as what I used to get at the factory. But this is a more challenging, fulfilling and stable job. Although two of my children are grown up and working, I still have a 14-year-old daughter. My husband does mostly odd jobs so having a stable income is important to me and my family. In November last year, I was promoted to be a shift leader. Now, I have more responsibilities as I have a team to manage. When my porters are held up, the nurses will call and I have to find solutions.

WHAT IT MEANS TO BEST SOURCE SGH is an example of how the Best Sourcing Initiative (BSI), which the Labour Movement has been pushing for, translates to fulfilling careers for people like Madam Normah. She is one of 6,000 contract workers with ISS Facility Services and enjoys welfare benefits, Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions and protection under the Employment Act. This has been possible because SGH awarded their long-term contract for portering services, not to the cheapest contractor, but to the one who is fair to workers and delivers the best value. Through the e-portering system and the use of PDAs rather than paper, ISS has also improved efficiency and productivity for SGH. That, in turn, allows the porters to enjoy a higher starting wage.

adoptation of positive mindset communication, benchmarking Contract and Casual and generic and vocational skills and performance track record. Workers that acqusition of leads to job • Care and Share Assist lower-income contract and placements with better pay for Provide low-cost welfare casual workers in areas relating better lives. assistance such as group to life-long employability, fair • Best Sourcing Initiative (BSI) and term-life insurance, out-patient employment terms and practices, Fair Employment Practices medical care, and healthy One of the key initiatives of the Labour Movement in the last skills training and upgrading for Engage service buyers to move and family-bonding outdoor two years is asking service buyers to “best source” instead of enhanced employability. towards performance-based activities. KEY STRATEGIES instead of headcount-based IN 2008 cheap source. It is all about giving out tenders responsibly to • Training to Enhance Employability contracts. Promote adoption • Reached out to 7,743 workers contractors who will not exploit workers including those hired and Income Stability of the Tripartite Advisory on in five sectors – security, Using ‘U Train, U Gain’ Responsible Outsourcing, which cleaning, landscaping, on contracts. This contract and casual worker speaks up on Training initiative as the covers good human resource manufacturing and logistics. practices, industry-specific holistic upgrading path for IN 2009 how fulfilling her job can be with a best sourced contractor. contract specifications, audit low-income contract and casual • To reach out to 10,000 workers. workers. The training includes and enforcement system,

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most caringlabour movement

A low income family is never alone in Singapore, especially with a Labour Movement that is ready to help. Our affiliated unions and associations, and social enterprises rallied together with our corporate partners to extend a helping hand so that collectively, we can be the Most Caring Labour Movement in the world.

Is there a family out there that is untouched by the downturn? If middle-income families are feeling the squeeze, what more families in the low-income bracket? For union members, the Labour Movement has helped to cushion the impact through our Care and Share schemes. Families get transport and back-to-school vouchers, just to name a few.

86 87 Aff"r#$%'%ty NTUCC FAIRPRICEFAIRPRICE MR YAHYA AMID smoother Production Operator “I work for Energizer, a leading battery manufacturer. I am the ride for union sole breadwinner, earning about $1,400 a month for my family of five. Last time when business was good, we would get overtime work and pay. Now there is much less. I have three school-going daughters, Nurhajlindah, 18, member Nor’ain, 16 and Nurhidayu, 10. My wife Juliyah, is a homemaker and takes care of the family. As a member of the United Workers of Electronic and Electrical Industries (UWEEI), my younger girls receive the Back-to-School vouchers. Last year Nor’ain and Nurhidayu got about $100 and $50 in back-to-school vouchers to buy textbooks, uniforms or school shoes. Each year, we also get the option of a $40 transport voucher to top up EZ-link cards. But since Nor’ain goes to Henderson Secondary School and Nurhidayu goes to Gan Eng Seng Primary which are both walking distance from our house, we sometimes opt for the $40 utility voucher instead. And UWEEI will oblige. This is the kind of flexibility that I think helps us make the best use of the different schemes to match our needs. We also get U Stretch vouchers which gives us 5 per cent discount at NTUC FairPrice last year. This is very useful and we spend it on groceries. With the overall increase in food prices, the discount has helped to somewhat cushion the impact of higher inflation. Having the support of the union is a big help. The help they have given in all the various ways, big and small, have all made a difference in our lives. After all every little bit helps, it just takes a positive mindset to see the good out of every situation. Money is important, but especially in these economic times, family support counts even more. With not much overtime work, I earn less now. But, I get to spend more time at home with my family, and that to me, is important.” The help they have given in all the various ways, big and small, have all Have you been to FairPrice lately? Then, you would have noticed the made a difference Yellow Dots on a range of items which have been sourced from the in our lives. world over to make sure you get what you need on a budget. This is Mr Yahya Amid just one of the ways our Social Enterprises like NTUC FairPrice, helps you to stretch your hard-earned cash. To get those Yellow Dot items, the FairPrice team of buyers went out of their way. Caring and Sharing CHILDREN’S EDUCATION Ready to do more • Back-to-School Vouchers MR TNG AH YIAM, In 2008, $13.4 million was given $5 million worth of vouchers were Director of Integrated Purchasing out to 165,000 low-wage members given out to 40,000 school-going our rocky and their families. children of members, to pay for “It was in August 2008 when we found ourselves being jostled HELPING FAMILIES their educational needs for the new around in the bus as it trundled the unpaved roads to An Giang, a province • Family Recreation Fund school year. ride for In 2009, the Labour Movement will in Vietnam. I was with Bryan Lim, one of my Category Managers in the Rice $1 million worth of vouchers • Bursary and Scholarship do more and has set itself a target Division and we were in Vietnam sourcing for new suppliers of seafood when distributed to 10,000 families $1.1 million worth of bursary of $20 million to be raised ‘yellow dot’ we were asked if we were keen on meeting a rice supplier. for a day of fun at Downtown and scholarship were given out and disbursed to as many as What a trip it was! The distance from Ho Chi Minh City to An Giang was East. by the unions. 200,000 members. Through about 300km, but the journey consisted of only a 5km stretch of highway. • Utilities and Transport the U Care fund, an amount is to rice After that it was a bumpy journey across long stretches of rocky road Vouchers ELDERLY AND CHILDREN be set aside for retrenched union followed by a ferry ride and another rocky stretch of road. Bryan later said $3 million worth of vouchers • Fund-Raising members who did not receive were handed out to 75,000 A total of $1.3 million was raised to this was a “hardship trip”. The day trip started at 7am and we only got back any form of compensation due to members to off-set utility bills assist the elderly and children from to Ho Chi Minh at 11.30pm that night. company layoffs or closure. The and transport costs. needy families. U Care Fund would also be • U Stretch Vouchers CHEAPEST RICE ON FAIRPRICE SHELVES extended to the workers who $2 million worth of vouchers But that long road to An Giang turned out to be a very fulfilling ride. An Giang have been adversely affected by were given out to 40,000 is one of the biggest rice-producing provinces in Vietnam and it was there measures such as shorter work members to help them cope that we found a new source of jasmine rice. Three trips later we finalised weeks or temporary layoffs. with rising costs of daily the deal and introduced jasmine rice from Vietnam into FairPrice stores in necessities. December 2008. It is the cheapest alternative for rice on our shelves to date and is half the price of our most expensive brand.”

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That journey to An Giang underscores FairPrice’s commitment to NTUC membershipmembership brbringsings mmanyany benefitsbenefi to many people. securing affordable and high quality products. Our buyers are always Giving more value and enrichingriching lives alwaalways. travelling to source for cheaper alternatives, be it rice, biscuits, cooking oil or other household items. That journey also showcases our on-going strategy of source diversification and our close ties with our network of suppliers. As one of the largest direct importers of rice in Singapore – we provide 22 per cent of the rice eaten in Singapore – we do away with middleman costs. Being a direct importer also means that we are more sensitive to changing trends on the ground and can predict or react to any price changes quickly. This helps FairPrice be the last to increase prices and the first to drop prices.

SPOTTING PRICE HIKE EARLY Under the International Enterprise (IE) Singapore requirements, we need a stockpile of three months of rice – one month stock for the importer and two months worth of rice for the national stockpile. I recall it was in the beginning of March 2008, just before the rice crisis hit, that we first saw signs that the price of rice was going to shoot up. I called Bryan who was on a buying trip in Thailand, and asked him to buy two extra months’ worth of rice. It was a calculated risk that paid off. About two weeks later, the price of rice really went up, but FairPrice was able delay price increases longer than anyone else because we had a stockpile of five months’ worth of rice. Apart from rice, we also sought to diversify our sources of foods like frozen meats and cooking oils. We are the biggest importer of frozen chicken parts in Singapore and last year, we embarked on a concerted campaign with the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority to introduce frozen meat as a cheaper and better alternative to fresh meat. MADAM LILIAN CHING, One strategy was to offer different cuts of frozen pork imported from we enjoyj more mother of three Brazil under our Pork Kee brand. Costing 30 per cent less than fresh pork, it was a means of tackling inflation. The campaign was a huge success and “As a young couple with three children,ildr my husbandhusb and sales of frozen pork have increased by 600 per cent, without affecting the with NTUC I enjoy savings as NTUC members. On my days off, we drive our kids to sales of our chilled meats. Downtown East which is our favourite haunt. My kids enjoy going to Wild Wild Wet and are absolutely thrilled with the adventures at eXplorerKid. As a SHABU-SHABU AND ORGANIC VEG FOR ALL parent, I get to enter at no extra charge as an NTUC member. We live in the We also introduced Japanese styled shabu-shabu pork – thinly sliced pork The rebates and north of Singapore, and I also like bowling. At Orchid Country Club, which for steamboat. Before FairPrice offered the frozen version, it was expensive is near our home, I can save about $2.50 per session of five games as an to buy this type of pork. But now, we have the satisfaction of having discounts really stretch NTUC member. I regularly check NTUC’s website to find out about discounts introduced a high-end product to Singaporeans at a very affordable price. our dollar for us. and recently even ordered my daughter’s birthday cake from a LinkPoint We have also achieved this with our organic line of vegetables sourced merchant to enjoy discounts. As a young family, we shop for groceries at Madam Lilian Ching from Thailand and cooking oils sourced from Italy and other countries. For NTUC FairPrice and the rebate and discounts really stretch our dollar for us.” example, our Pasar Organic vegetables follow strict protocols across the cold chain to ensure quality and integrity, but are 20 to 50 per cent cheaper than other organic vegetables. In 2008, we also introduced new blends of premium cooking oils such as olive oil and grapeseed oil, which are 10 to 15 per cent cheaper than other brands.” CHILDCARE PERKS STRETCHING YOUR DOLLAR Family Benefits EVERY DAY IS A MEMBER’S DAY! • Basket of 400 Everyday Low • $9 per month discount per Price items priced at the member’s child for full-day same or lower than other Yellow Dot Way to Yellow Dot items will be a priority The NTUC FairPrice housebrand, • Special discounts and privileges on pre-school programme. supermarket retailers. Budget Living for Mr Tng’s team of buyers to help introduced in 1985, is also another entertainment for members everyday. • Subsidies for retrenched • 5% discount on 500 FairPrice’s families manage their budgets in this means to help families. Housebrand • Substantial savings on chalet bookings workers’ families through the household items to help To help Singaporeans overcome recession. items are priced 10 to 15 per cent for family gatherings. Bright Horizons Trust Fund. consumers save more on daily the recession, FairPrice introduced Yellow Dot is about offering lower than national brands and • Up to 15% off public play rates at necessities. a range of basic household items good value. Every week, the team include more than 2,000 products eXplorerkid Indoor Family Park. LOW COST, HIGH COVERAGE • Additional 2% discount to under a Yellow Dot line in October at FairPrice also comes together to including fresh and processed foods, • Savings of more than 30% at Wild Wild INSURANCE senior citizens (aged 60 & 2008. Yellow Dot items are the lowest see how they can lower prices even toiletries and household items Wet and Escape Theme Park. above) every Tuesday. priced in their respective product further with special offers. Leading across five product lines. Apart from • Accumulate cash rebates and category and are 20 to 25 per cent this effort at FairPrice are Deputy price, FairPrice also ensures that MORE FUN FOR LESS LinkPoints for members. cheaper than comparable top Director of Integrated Purchasing suppliers are able to meet strict • Low premium, high protection national brands. Mrs Mui-Kok Kah Wei and Mr Tng manufacturing and processing term insurance plan (LUV). More than 200 items are available who scrutinise the offerings from standards to ensure quality and • Free Group Insurance coverage under the Yellow Dot line, including FairPrice to the consumer every safety for all our products. Before • Exclusive bowling rates for members. under NTUC Gift for members. fresh produce, bread, household Thursday, and make an effort to see products hit the shelves, suppliers • Orchid Country Club and Aranda Country cleaners, canned food, rice and how prices can be reduced even have to undergo an audit to review Club: social pass at $3 per day to enjoy snacks. This year, sourcing for further. their processes. the recreational facilities.

90 91 MR SPENCER TAN, i get to be in a an active member of p.L.a.Y! “I’ve always wanted to perform but chances seldom come musical by for people like me with no experience. I first came to know of p.L.a.Y! (Performing with Love by Active Youths) three years ago when an ex-colleague told me about a singing audition advertisement for NTUC MR MUHAMMAD ASRI ARSHAD, members. Since joining the group, I’ve gained more confidence to perform in valuable Lecturer front of a huge audience. Early this year, I lost my job and was trying to find another job. Even during that period, I continued going for p.L.a.Y! This really “As a driver, I love the exclusive U Drive privilege of attractive kept me upbeat during that jobless period. membership discounts and rebates. It was especially good for me last year when Through intensive vocal sessions, trainer Babes Condi has taught me petrol prices were going up. My family and I also dine at restaurants to be a more confident singer. Choreographer Gani Abdul Karim has been participating in the U dining programme and the discounts help us save. a wonderful friend and teacher. Writer-director Jeremiah Choy, who leads We also regularly go to Cathay Cineplexes, which as a partner of OrangeDot productions, has constantly guided me. I joined NTUC because U Movies, gives us discounts and even free popcorn! I joined In 2007, I also took part in NTUC’s first musical ‘A Labour of Love’ of the social benefits, NTUC in 1999 because of the social benefits, but I must say, it has and landed the lead role of Ah Keong. It was one of my most memorable but I must say, it has been that and more!” This really kept me performances as I had to put into practice all that I’ve learnt from Babes, been that and more! upbeat during that Gani and Jeremiah.” Mr Muhammad Asri Arshad jobless period. Mr Spencer Tan

PMET Benefits pool to the performing arts, TYN’s TYN 20/20 Young NTUC Benefits affinity groups are communities that The aim of every aspiring AUNT IRIS: Your Advisor to Workplace • Annual membership fee of $160 help us engage members deeper to photographer is to hone their Issues • Exclusive dining privileges with attractive benefits such as realise their dreams. skills and capture that perfect Special online advisor offering advice on especially for members at over free golf insurance coverage and moment on their canvas. At workplace issues ranging from workplace 150 outlets islandwide. TYN P.L.A.Y! regular tournaments. TYN 20/20, our photographers grievances to employment-related queries. • Substantial savings from a wide The 44 youth chapters and 11 p.L.a.Y! is our very own performing range of restaurants, cafes Team Young NTUC (TYN) affinity arts group, developing talents from have risen to that challenge and eateries offering different groups reach out to 155,000 youth within the Labour Movement. With a and more. Training under a cuisines. members at their workplaces and sell-out musical in 2007 and regular dedicated instructor, 20/20 members have gone on to hold • Petrol savings of up to 12.7% through interest groups. From aero- performances at large-scale May Day • Special deals for members at exhibitions and have published monthly at Caltex with Uplus modelling to wine appreciation, from and National Day concerts, p.L.a.Y! is Cathay and Shaw Cineplexes. card. photography to toastmasters, from certainly moving audiences. a calendar.

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most united tripartism

The Labour Movement wants a closer than ever network of trust among the Labour Movement, Government and employers. It will be Singapore’s biggest advantage to get us out of this recession.

This recession has thrown the challenge of how to manage excess manpower in the face of a sharp plunge in demand. Coming together to work out swift measures to save workers caught in this downturn has been one of the biggest achievements of tripartism.

94 95 MR KOH JUAN KIAT Executive Director, Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF)

“During difficult times, I think it is important for tripartite partners to tackle the challenges together. Each partner has a role to play, but we must move in the same direction. As employers, we need workers to take painful but necessary measures such as wage cuts, shorter work weeks and temporary layoffs to help us cut costs and save jobs. But management must take the lead and show by example that these measures are necessary. Without mutual trust, such measures cannot be implemented smoothly. Union leaders act as a bridge between management and workers, and are even more important in this downturn. Union leaders need to rally the ground to support measures to save jobs. To enable union leaders to do this, management must gain the trust and support of union leaders through information sharing and effective communication. We should continue to The Government has played its part to support companies and workers through Jobs Credit scheme, SPUR, Workfare and other promote tripartism measures announced in Parliament during the Budget Debate this year. MR HENG CHEECHEE HOW as it gives us the This has helped to cushion the impact of the economic downturn. Deputy Secretary-General, NTUCNTUC Tripartism enabled us to react quickly to this downturn. The Tripartite win–win–win competitive edge to Guidelines on Managing Excess Manpower and SPUR were released as “In my 15 years with the Labour Movement, I can attest stay cohesive, act fast early as 19 November 2008. The revised NWC Guidelines followed soon that tripartism works. Cynics there will always question how Government, and work out practical after, on 16 January 2009. Without effective tripartism, this speed of Labour Movement and employers can work together. I know some cynics measures to help actions would not have been possible. go as far as to say it is “disguised oppression”. There are elections by secret We should continue to promote tripartism as it gives us the ballot to vote in labour leaders and there are elections by secret ballot to both companies and competitive edge to stay cohesive, act fast and work out practical vote in this country’s leaders. When leaders are democratically elected, the workers. Tripartism is measures to help both companies and workers. Tripartism is foundational oppression argument just cannot hold. Tripartism must have delivered results to the mission of SNEF. As a federation of employers, our role is to in the past to the satisfaction of the electorate. foundational to the enhance industrial harmony so that employers can focus on workforce One key institution of tripartism that has delivered time and again is the mission of SNEF. competitiveness and improve work-life of employees at the same time. To National Wages Council (NWC) which meets every year to issue guidelines Mr Koh Juan Kiat do so, we need to actively engage our key stakeholders - the Government on wage and wage-related issues. Though NWC has been around since and unions. 1972, it does not just take the previous year’s report and repeat it year after Tripartism ensures that there are regular consultations and year. Last year for example, when it met in the first half of the year, the key discussions among and between the partners which help to enhance focus then was to deal with wage settlements in the context of high growth understanding of one another’s challenges. Understanding enables us to and high inflation. One of the recommendations then was a one-off special work out pragmatic solutions that take into account employers’ concerns, payment which would help workers with inflation, without undermining the workers’ needs as well as Government’s strategic intentions.” sustainability of built-in wage increases. The Government has RESPONSIVE NWC By the end of 2008, the wisdom of that decision was obvious. We came the resources for face-to-face with a downturn that was resulting in substantial overcapacity SPUR and the Labour and excess manpower. The situation then had changed to one where measures had to be implemented quickly to save jobs. A very responsive Movement has the wide NWC met a second time last year and will do so again this year to tackle network to do a large this downturn. In late 2008, a tripartite committee to tackle the downturn was formed. part of the necessary It quickly issued guidelines to help companies deal with excess manpower legwork. Employers get in ways that minimise pain to workers. Then, in December last year, relief with the cash flow. Ministry of Manpower (MOM) announced the Skills Programme for Upgrading and Resilience (SPUR), which has the full support of the Labour The trust that fosters Movement and the Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF), yet a willingness to work another tripartite effort. SPUR helps companies manage excess manpower by sending their workers for training. If employers send their workers for together to make things training, the Government will subsidise a good part of the training and wage happen for mutual cost through SPUR. This creates more competitive companies and better skilled workers. In the worst-case scenario, even if the company cannot keep benefit is what makes afloat and has to eventually retrench workers, the job market will get more tripartism work to employable workers who are more likely to find work early. deliver concrete results, SPUR was launched on 1 December 2008 and it has been further adjusted to make it more user-friendly. Mr Ong Ye Kung, former Chief time and time again. Exective Officer of the Singapore Workforce Development Agency under Mr Heng Chee How MOM, was instrumental in working out the details. He was seconded to NTUC last year and is now working from within the Labour Movement to drive this programme forward to maximum advantage.”

96 97 MR LEO YIPYIP Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Manpower

“This sharp and severe downturn will no doubt put our tripartism partnership to the test. But yet it provides an opportunity to strengthen our tripartite trust and the sense of shared purpose in overcoming major challenges together. We have done so before in previous recessions. I have no doubt that we will prevail again this time. There was a clear sense of shared purpose in our tripartite discussions from early on in the downturn. We had a collaborative understanding of the severity of the challenges. We forged a strong consensus on the need for a concerted, united and swift response. As an example, the Tripartite Guidelines on Managing Excess Ong Teng Cheong Manpower were swiftly updated and disseminated. The inputs of all tripartite Labour Leadership partners went into the design and roll-out of SPUR. The NWC met for a Institute - Advancing second time within a year, and sent a clear and strong signal on working together to help companies cut costs and save jobs. TrTripartism and Within months, major initiatives and programmes were rolled out to help Practice of Good companies and workers manage the impact of this severe downturn. Cut Industrial Relations costs, save jobs, and help unemployed workers find jobs. This is Singapore’s The institute will be the Labour tripartism in action: concerted, collaborative and with concrete outcomes. Movement’s key leadership development I chair the Tripartite Taskforce to enhance the co-ordination of all the hub in Singapore. three partners’ efforts in our joint initiatives to help companies and workers The three key thrusts are: manage the downturn. The taskforce reviews and updates the Tripartite • LABOUR LEADERSHIP This is Singapore’s Guidelines on Managing Excess Manpower, as the recession deepened. We DEVELOPMENT continually review the progress of our tripartite outreach to companies to Quick Action by DECEMBER 2008 To build a community of capable, tripartism in action: ensure they leverage fully on the help measures available. The union leaders’ the Tripartite SPUR was launched to help workers passionate and committed union concerted, collaborative perspectives on the needs and concerns of workers, and SNEF leaders’ Workgroup expand their skills and assist leaders. Workshops on “Upturn the inputs on the needs and concerns of employers are valuable to the tripartite companies with absentee payroll. Downtown” are held for the union and with concrete deliberations at the taskforce. OCTOBER 2008 They will continue to meet to find leaders to equip themselves with the outcomes. The tripartite collaboration in the SPUR programme is an excellent At the first signs of a downturn, innovative ways to Upturn the necessary information to help their the tripartite workgroup with Downturn. Mr Leo Yip example of tripartism at work in this downturn. SPUR is launched by fellow workers. representatives from MOM, JANUARY 2009 • PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT the Government, through MOM and WDA. But SPUR@e2i plays a key NTUC and SNEF met to discuss The National Wages Council (NWC) To broaden, deepen and strengthen role in outreaching to companies and in training workers. SPUR@SNEF measures to cushion workers from re-convened and issued revised tripartite and bipartite partnership for also contributes to reach out to and train HR practitioners to tap on the the impact of the downturn. guidelines to provide important stronger alignment on shared values, national initiatives to help companies. This model of close collaboration is NOVEMBER 2008 guidance to employers and unions concerns and initiatives. an excellent foundation to build upon, as we continue to strengthen our The Tripartite Guidelines were as they work out ways to manage • BUILDING LEADERSHIP NETWORKS, Continuing Education and Training (CET) system beyond this downturn. issued on managing excess costs in this downturn. In addition, SYSTEMS AND PIPELINES In essence, the “part” in “Tripartism” is what each of the partners manpower. This included the Government introduced the Jobs To synergise and enhance contribute, so it is three parts each from unions, employers and Government, alternative cost-cutting measures Credit scheme in Budget 2009 to engagement, alignment and contributing to the three wins, “Win-Win-Win” outcome for workers, to retrenchment such as flexible provide incentives for employers to sustainability across the employers and Government.” work arrangements. retain their local workers. Labour Movement.

98 99 At the heart of the Labour Movement are our 66 affiliated unions and associations, and four related organisations. The primary goal of NTUC-affiliated unions is to protect workers by representing workers through collective bargaining, and on issues from appeals against wrongful dismissals to negotiations for retrenchment benefits. Unions are the first point of contact for rank-and-file workers and executives who need a collective voice to represent them. Affiliated Union and Association Directory Related Organisation Directory Air Transport Amalgamated Union Executive Staff Union of Public Daily Rated Workers

25 Airline Road Airline House SIN ALH 06A Singapore 819829 261 Waterloo Street #04-10 Waterloo Centre Singapore 180261 T: 65416089 F: 65416209 W: www.aesu.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 63376961/63345493 F: 63367349 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 4 January 1965 Date of Affiliation to NTUC January 1970 Term of Office 2006 to 2010 Date of Registration 6 May 1992 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1972 Term of Office 2008 to 2011

Trustees Advisors Thong Ka Leong RADM (NS) Lui Tuck Yew Tan Le Liang Matthias Yao Chih Chan Kam Wah K Shanmugam Seah Kian Peng R Sinnakaruppan

Thong Ka Leong Tan Le Liang Chan Kam Wah RADM (NS) Lui Matthias Yao Chih K Shanmugam Seah Kian Peng R Sinnakaruppan Tuck Yew Executive Committee Trustees President Seng Han Thong Edward Lim Tee Teck Irene Ng Phek Hoong Halimah Yacob Vice-Presidents Peter Chua Cheng Kiat Supramaniam Sinnakannu

General Secretary Edward Lim Peter Chua Supramaniam Seng Han Thong Irene Ng Halimah Yacob Regi Wong Shaw Seng Tee Teck Cheng Kiat Sinnakannu Phek Hoong Deputy General Secretary/ Treasurer Executive Committee Martin Chan Wing Sing President P Ganesan Deputy General Secretary Burhanuddin Kamaruddin General Secretary G Muthukumarasamy Assistant Treasurer Lee Siok Buea Deputy General Secretary Regi Wong Martin Chan Burhanuddin Lee Siok Buea P Ganesan G Muthukumarasamy PT Arasu PT Arasu Shaw Seng Wing Sing Kamaruddin Executive Secretary Members Ong Sin Tiong Liew Loke Sen Alex Lim Yi Khung General Treasurer Ravichandran Pannirselvam Subari Samuri Francis Lim Swee Hock Wilson Teo Sian Leong Assistant General Treasurer Boey Charn Weng Abdul Kalam Abdul Rahman

Internal Auditor Liew Loke Sen Alex Lim Yi Khung Ravichandran Ong Sin Tiong Subari Samuri Abdul Kalam Chong Ching Seng Pannirselvam Abdul Rahman

Members V Maniya K Subramanian Kamaruzaman Abdul Rahman Lee Bee Lian Mohmmed Ahmat Manaka Mary Salim Ismail Hoom Tah Chumpaka Francis Lim Swee Wilson Teo Boey Charn Weng V Maniya K Subramanian Kamaruzaman Lee Bee Lian Mohmmed Ahmat Kumarasamy s/o Kottamuthu Hock Sian Leong Abdul Rahman Faridah Abdul Majid Chua Hong Eng Internal Auditors Rashid Aman Samsudin Bakar

Chong Ching Manaka Mary Salim Ismail Hoom Tah Kumarasamy s/o Faridah Abdul Seng Chumpaka Kottamuthu Majid

Chua Hong Eng Rashid Aman Samsudin Bakar

132 133 Amalgamated Union of Public Employees

WISMA AUPE 295 Upper Paya Lebar Road Singapore 534929 T: 62808033 F: 62842142 W: www.aupe.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 8 August 1964 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 26 September 1959 Term of Office 2007 to 2010

General Treasurer Advisors Ricky Cheng Fook Kwong Sidek Saniff Ng Pock Too Assistant Treasurers Matthias Yao Chih Jefry Mohamad Assoc Prof Chin Tet Yung Sean Tan En Shyang Dr Amy Khor Lean Suan Lim Biow Chuan

Sidek Saniff Ng Pock Too Matthias Yao Chih Assoc Prof Chin Dr Amy Khor Lim Biow Chuan Ricky Cheng Jefry Mohamad Sean Tan Tet Yung Lean Suan Fook Kwong En Shyang

Members Trustees Sher Akbar Khan s/o A Khan Ang Hock Soon Evelyn Ang Kew Chee Lee Yoke Lan George Devaprasad Zaccheus Teo Hock Kin Chatterji Niva Hundal Lee Gek Seng Govindasamy Selvaraju Tangavelu s/o Velu Nadaison M Elangovan Soo Poh Cheng Ang Hock Soon Teo Hock Kin Lee Gek Seng Lee Yoke Lan Sher Akbar Khan Evelyn Ang George Devaprasad Chatterji Govindasamy Tangavelu s/o Velu Alias Mohd Jani s/o A Khan Kew Chee Zaccheus Niva Hundal Selvaraju Nadaison Khoo Lee Huay Sapuan Basari Executive Council Ratnam Rajaram President Sim Beng Soon Chattukutty Nair Balan Lee Chee Khwin Norbert John Miranda Vice-Presidents Raymond Lee Chong Beng Rahim Alwi Lily Chiun Helen Tan Mohamed Khalid Ismail Maniam s/o Murugiah Lena Soh Sieh Lin Andrew Poh Leong Seng Chattukutty Nair Rahim Alwi Helen Tan Maniam s/o M Elangovan Soo Poh Cheng Alias Mohd Jani Khoo Lee Huay Sapuan Basari Ratnam Rajaram General Secretary Balan Murugiah Tan Chor Koon Teo Yock Ngee Janaki d/o Perumal Antoine Lourdes Joseph Deputy General Secretaries Kehar Singh Ma Wei Cheng Valli d/o Samugam Noor Shyma Abdul Latiff Tan Eng Whee Yeo Chun Fing Aziz Mansor Prabhakara Menon Teo Hock Hin Masturi Lehwan Assistant General Secretaries Ong Hock Kin Unnikrishnan s/o PVK Nambiar Chandrasekaran s/o Vairappan Murigasin Rajendran Teo Yock Ngee Ma Wei Cheng Noor Shyma Yeo Chun Fing Prabhakara Sim Beng Soon Lee Chee Khwin Norbert John Raymond Lee Lily Chiun Mohamed Ng Hee Seng Abdul Latiff Menon Miranda Chong Beng Khalid Ismail General Auditors Noorfarahin Ahmad Tan Yam Hoe Philip Woo Wai Meng Secretaries Derrick Yeo Swee Kiong Alternate General Auditors Edwards Sidney John Nancy Goh Kim Wah Vairavelu s/o Ramasamy Tan Pek Neo Mohamad Yusoff Johari Rajasawari d/o Murugesu Tan Sze Wei

Assistant Secretaries Unnikrishnan s/o Murigasin Ng Hee Seng Noorfarahin Derrick Yeo Lena Soh Andrew Poh Tan Chor Koon Janaki d/o Perumal Antoine Lourdes Kehar Singh PVK Nambiar Ahmad Fatimah Yusoff Rajendran Swee Kiong Sieh Lin Leong Seng Joseph Amy Tay Mui Ngo Ramachandra Vasantha Kumari Sara Anne Sumitara d/o Ramalingam

Edwards Vairavelu Mohamad Rajasawari d/o Tan Sze Wei Valli d/o Samugam Tan Eng Whee Aziz Mansor Teo Hock Hin Masturi Lehwan Ong Hock Kin Sidney John s/o Ramasamy Yusoff Johari Murugesu

Fatimah Yusoff Amy Tay Ramachandra Sara Anne Sumitara Chandrasekaran Tan Yam Hoe Philip Woo Nancy Goh Tan Pek Neo Mui Ngo Vasantha Kumari d/o Ramalingam s/o Vairappan Wai Meng Kim Wah

134 135 Amalgamated Union Building Construction and Timber of Statutory Board Employees Industries Employees’ Union

c/o Industrial Relations Department 1 Marina Boulevard #11-01 NTUC Centre Singapore 018989 Mailing Address: No 1 Hampshire Road Union Office Blk 3A Singapore 219428 3 Bukit Pasoh Road #03-00 Singapore 089817 T: 62972097 F: 62970565 W: www.ausbe.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 62201233 F: 62209404 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 28 October 1996 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 25 November 1996 Term of Office 2007 to 2011 Date of Registration 16 March 1982 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1 April 1982 Term of Office 2008 to 2012

Advisor Loh Meng See Trustees Lim Swee Say Advisors Seng Han Thong Yu-Foo Yee Shoon Ramli Puteh Heng Chee How Matthias Yao Chih Loh Meng See Seng Han Thong Lim Swee Say Chan Soo Sen Yeo Guat Kwang Executive Council Andy Gan Lai Chiang President Nasordin Mohamad Hashim Yu-Foo Yee Shoon Heng Chee How Matthias Yao Chih Chan Soo Sen Yeo Guat Kwang Andy Gan Nasordin Mohamad Abdul Rahim Farid Lai Chiang Hashim Vice-President Daniel Lai Bun Tot Trustees Lee Yiok Seng General Secretary Sidek Saniff N Thurairajasingam Abdul Rahim Farid Daniel Lai N Thurairajasingam G Haridass Ch’ng Jit Koon Bun Tot Deputy General Secretaries G Haridass Tay Ah Lek Lee Yiok Seng Sidek Saniff Ch’ng Jit Koon Assistant General Secretaries Nah Hwee Seng U Popathi Seah Chong Beng Executive Committee Lau Lai Meng President Tay Ah Lek Nah Hwee Seng U Popathi Seah Chong Beng Nasordin Mohamad Hashim Executive Secretary Yeo Guat Kwang First Vice-President Bobby Chew Kok Kong General Treasurer David Ng Mui Teck Second Vice-President Bobby Chew P Palanisamy Ling Ngee Hua P Palanisamy Assistant General Treasurer Kok Kong Nicholas Tan Soong Hoe General Secretary Ling Ngee Hua

Lau Lai Meng Yeo Guat Kwang David Ng Nicholas Tan First Assistant General Secretary Mui Teck Soong Hoe Thanakodi d/o Gangatharan Members Second Assistant General Secretary Hasanah Ahmad Abdul Rahman Abdul Basir Kelvin Yeo Siew Juay Serena Chua Mui Lee Executive Secretary Lee Hock Gee Thanakodi d/o Abdul Rahman Jennie Yeo Heng Chee How Badrul Hisham Gangatharan Abdul Basir Kha Keaw KH Abdul Malike Deputy Executive Secretary Ishak Ramlan Lob Jennie Yeo Kha Keaw Tan Chor Khim Kelvin Yeo Serena Chua Lee Hock Gee KH Abdul Malike Kang Kok Sheng Hasanah Ahmad Badrul Hisham Siew Juay Mui Lee General Treasurer Michael Pang Fock Joo Serene Tan Lay Khim Tan Kok Kheng Ngeow Siong Wei Assistant General Treasurer Sally Boo-Kong Chui Mei Loy Hwee Khim Mok Chan Seng Tan Yian Beng Manjet Singh Serene Tan Loy Hwee Khim Lawrence Chong Yong Wah Lay Khim Steven Lee Hong Keng Patrick Teo Hoon Tat Members Michael Ling Leong Sing Ishak Ramlan Lob Tan Chor Khim Kang Kok Sheng Michael Pang Tan Kok Kheng Ngeow Siong Wei Chandraseker Fock Joo s/o Sundarajoo Shunmugam Mohammad Jinna Tan Cheok Hua Kang Kwang Soong Patrick Teo Kang Gan Ricky Ho Shun Kheng Internal Auditors Ismail Jalil Chandraseker s/o Mohammad Tan Cheok Hua Kang Kwang Patrick Teo Ricky Ho Ismail Jalil Melvin Tan Khai Heng Richard Teo Kim Mong Sundarajoo Jinna Soong Kang Gan Shun Kheng Teo Jieh Ping Shanmugam Internal Auditors Principal Industrial Sally Boo-Kong Mok Chan Seng Tan Yian Beng Manjet Singh Lawrence Chong Steven Lee Gary Wah Yunn Harn Relations Officer Chui Mei Yong Wah Hong Keng Felicia Han Fong Ming Danny Tan Teck Meng Principal Industrial Senior Industrial Relations Relations Officers Officer Edmund Ng Hoi Pin Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari David Lim Kin Wai

Richard Teo Kim Gary Wah Felicia Han Edmund Ng David Lim Kin Wai Priscillia Toh Charlene Ong Industrial Relations Mong Yunn Harn Fong Ming Hoi Pin Ningxin Ling Jie Officers Priscillia Toh Ningxin Charlene Ong Ling Jie Patrick Teo Michael Ling Melvin Tan Teo Jieh Ping Danny Tan Sanjeev Kumar Hoon Tat Leong Sing Khai Heng Teck Meng Tiwari

136 137 Changi International Airport Chemical Industries Services Employees’ Union Employees’ Union

50 Airport Boulevard CIAS Building #03-09/10 Singapore 819658 3 Bukit Pasoh Road #06-00 Singapore 089817 T: 65110263/ 65456670 F: 65456874 E: [email protected] T: 62205677 F: 62206047 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 22 June 1984 Date of Affiliation to NTUC June 1984 Term of Office 2007 to 2009 Date of Registration 9 October 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 6 November 1981 Term of Office 2005 to 2009

Advisors Advisors Goh Chee Wee Assoc Prof Yaacob Ibrahim (Chairman) Ibrahim Othman Seng Han Thong Teo Ser Luck Lim Swee Say Zainudin Nordin Dennis Tan Major (Retired) Abbas Abu Amin Victor Pang Koon Seah

Goh Chee Wee Ibrahim Othman Teo Ser Luck Zainudin Nordin Assoc Prof Yaacob Seng Han Thong Lim Swee Say Dennis Tan Ibrahim Trustees Yeo Toon Chia Trustees Major (Retired) Abbas Abu Amin Lim Chin Siew Pang Jong Meng Yeo Chau Koon Gurunathan s/o Ramalingam

Lim Chin Siew Yeo Chau Koon Gurunathan s/o Major (Retired) Victor Pang Yeo Toon Chia Pang Jong Meng Ramalingam Abbas Abu Amin Koon Seah Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Mohamed Amin s/o Rajendran s/o Govindarajoo Mohamed Kader Hussein Vice-President Vice-President Lim Ping Chong Lee Kim San General Secretary Tan Chee Tiong General Secretary Mohamed Amin s/o Lee Kim San Supaat Sayuni Rajendran s/o Lim Ping Chong Tan Chee Tiong Wan Hafidz Supaat Sayuni Mohamed Kader Govindarajoo Wan Hanafi Assistant General Secretary Hussein Wan Hafidz Wan Hanafi Assistant General Secretary Sheikh Muhammed Mohd Yusof Executive Secretary Joanne Cham Hui Fong General Treasurer Deputy Executive Secretary Simon Cheng Wing Keong Frank Lok Wung Cheong Assistant General Treasurer General Treasurer Tommy Foo Chek Chen Goh Chiew Yong

Sheikh Muhammed Simon Cheng Tommy Foo Cham Hui Fong Frank Lok Goh Chiew Yong Idris Aziz Assistant General Treasurer Mohd Yusof Wing Keong Chek Chen Wung Cheong Idris Aziz

Members Executive Committee Members Gurunathan s/o Ramalingam Md Zin Abdol Azis Mohamed Said Ali Mohamad Yunos Ismail Lam Oei Lai Muhammad Shamsir Fazal Din Harbans Singh Danny Khoo Cher Keong Mohamed Nasir Hussain Lau Sin Yong Ahmad Kasmuri Noorazman Kamad Internal Auditors Pasupathi s/o Kanapathy Norain Md Rasid Mohamed Said Ali Lam Oei Lai Harbans Singh Mohamed Nasir Md Zin Abdol Azis Mohamad Muhammad Danny Khoo Abdul Razak Mohd Ali Lau Sin Yong Loh Lay Keang Hussain Yunos Ismail Shamsir Fazal Din Cher Keong Industrial Relations Officers Samantha Lim Huiying Charlotte Lee Chu Ching Shawn Tan Wei Xiong Yang Jianwu

Membership Officer Chay Sai Hin

Ahmad Kasmuri Noorazman Pasupathi s/o Abdul Razak Norain Md Rasid Loh Lay Keang Samantha Lim Charlotte Lee Shawn Tan Kamad Kanapathy Mohd Ali Huiying Chu Ching Wei Xiong

Yang Jianwu Chay Sai Hin

138 139 CityCab Comfort Taxi Operators’ Association Operators’ Association

383 Sin Ming Avenue Singapore 575717 383 Sin Ming Drive Singapore 575717 T: 65508655 F: 65525493 E: [email protected] T: 65508529/ 65508530 F: 65525700 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 6 May 1998 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1998 Term of Office 2009 to 2011 Date of Registration 27 March 1997 Term of Office 2009 to 2011

Advisors Advisors Seng Han Thong Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng Ong Ah Heng Dr Ong Seh Hong

Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng Dr Ong Seh Hong

Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Robin Ng Kian Tiong Nah Tua Bah

Deputy President 1st Deputy President Lawrence Toh Tak Hock Ng Hong Wee

General Secretary 2nd Deputy President Bobby Lim Kim Bok Robin Ng Lawrence Toh Bobby Lim Lionel Choo Nah Tua Bah Ng Hong Wee Tay Back Piou Tay Back Piou Kian Tiong Tak Hock Kim Bok Kee San Assistant General Secretary Acting General Secretary Lionel Choo Kee San Gerald Chan Kim Guan

Executive Secretary Assistant General Secretary Chang Meng Dong Tang Soon Poh

Honorary Treasurer Executive Secretary Wong Chong Hock Chang Meng Dong

Assistant Honorary Treasurer Honorary Treasurer Harry Ng Kim Hock Chang Meng Dong Wong Chong Hock Harry Ng Gerald Chan Tang Soon Poh Chang Meng Dong Tan Soon Huat Kim Hock Kim Guan 1st Assistant Honorary Treasurer Members Wee Boon Kim Goh Yan Loy Frankie Khoo Tian Hock 2nd Assistant Honorary Freddie Lee Hua Huat Treasurer Ng Hong Kee Chan Siong Hwa Philip Tan Guan Huat Tan Swee Yong

Internal Auditor Goh Yan Loy Frankie Khoo Freddie Lee Tan Soon Huat Wee Boon Kim Chan Siong Hwa Alfred Lim Song Huat Tian Hock Hua Huat

Principal Industrial Members Relations Officer Poh Siong Hua Wong Ho Chai Wee Chin Hee Yeo Tong Chye Principal Executive Tan How Ing Peggy Chen Pei Chi Co-opted Members Lily Chng Song Moy Haniff Mahboh Ng Hong Kee Philip Tan Tan Swee Yong Poh Siong Hua Wee Chin Hee Yeo Tong Chye Tan How Ing Ramasamy s/o Kupusamy Guan Huat Internal Auditor Hoe Chee Kwong

Principal Industrial Relations Officer Wong Ho Chai

Principal Executive Peggy Chen Pei Chi Alfred Lim Wong Ho Chai Peggy Chen Lily Chng Haniff Mahboh Ramasamy Song Huat Pei Chi Song Moy s/o Kupusamy

Hoe Chee Kwong Wong Ho Chai Peggy Chen Pei Chi

140 141 DBS Staff Union Education Services Union

6 Shenton Way #03-09 DBS Building Tower 2 Singapore 068809 Basement University Health Centre 20 Lower Kent Ridge Road Singapore 119080 T: 68781721/ 68789747/ 63720481 F: 62261091 E: [email protected] T: 68721148 F: 68723346 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 17 June 1996 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 22 July 1996 Term of Office 2006 to 2010 Date of Registration 31 March 2006 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 2006 Term of Office 2006 to 2010

Advisors Advisors Lim Swee Say Khaw Boon Wan Lim Hwee Hua John De Payva Halimah Yacob Trustees Teo Yock Ngee Heng Chee How Lim Kuang Beng Halimah Yacob Ong Chin Ang Oscar Oliveiro Zainudin Nordin Lim Swee Say Lim Hwee Hua Heng Chee How Halimah Yacob Oscar Oliveiro Khaw Boon Wan John De Payva Halimah Yacob Teo Yock Ngee

Executive Committee President Nora Kang Kah Ai

Vice-Presidents Tan Leh Hua Irene Khoo Wee Pin Lim Kuang Beng Ong Chin Ang Zainudin Nordin General Secretary Nora Kang Kah Ai Tan Leh Hua Irene Khoo Ong Soo Giok Ong Soo Giok Executive Council Wee Pin President Assistant General Secretary Michael Tan Eng Hin Raymond Quek Choon Hoa Vice-Presidents General Treasurer Ho Wah Chai Dorothy Chia Phuay Huang Nor Aisah Zainal

Assistant General Treasurer Michael Tan Ho Wah Chai Nor Aisah Zainal Executive Secretary Zulkanain Abdul Hamid Eng Hin Zainudin Nordin

Raymond Quek Dorothy Chia Zulkanain Abdul Deputy Executive Secretary Choon Hoa Phuay Huang Hamid James Tan

Members General Secretary Abdul Rahman Mohamed Lee Siew Chuan Ang Kheng Heoh Chow Sook Chee Assistant General Secretary Doreen Oh Ai Tuan Grace Ho Ser Luan Elaine Gwee Leng Leng Jasmine Yeo Ai Hwa James Tan Lee Siew Chuan Grace Ho Kendi Han Meiyan Ser Luan Lily Khoo Khar Lee General Treasurer Patricia Loke Kum Peng Chiam Tow Jong Abdul Rahman Ang Kheng Heoh Chow Sook Chee Doreen Oh Sarah Liew Ngat San Mohamed Ai Tuan Tan Joo Cheng Assistant General Treasurer Jasmine Chua Geok Wah Calista Geraldine Roch Internal Auditors Annie Lim Poh Guek Margaret Han Huey Lih Jasmine Yeo Chiam Tow Jong Calista Geraldine Ai Hwa Roch

Members Elaine Gwee Kendi Han Meiyan Lily Khoo Khar Lee Patricia Loke Ayaru Taramalingam Leng Leng Kum Peng Desmond John Chin Kong Thai Christina Liaw Lang Hiang Rohana Ujang Saadiah Awek Zulkifli Ismail Faridah Morsidi Ayaru Desmond John Christina Liaw Rohana Ujang Saadiah Awek Zulkifli Ismail Christine Soo Mee Ling Taramalingam Chin Kong Thai Lang Hiang Maureen Soon Teck Jong Salleh Japar

Sarah Liew Tan Joo Cheng Jasmine Chua Internal Auditors Ngat San Geok Wah Foo Eng Tin Yeo Moi Ten

Accountant Ng Li San

Faridah Morsidi Christine Soo Maureen Soon Salleh Japar Foo Eng Tin Yeo Moi Ten Head, Industrial Relations Mee Ling Teck Jong Jean See

Senior Industrial Relations Officer Annie Lim Margaret Han Marilyn Chew Poh Guek Huey Lih Industrial Relations Officers Nur Azarudin Putra Mohamed Jufri Wong Yui Min

Ng Li San Jean See Marilyn Chew Nur Azarudin Putra Wong Yui Min 142 Mohamed Jufri 143 ExxonMobil Singapore Food, Drinks and Allied Employees’ Union Workers’ Union

18 Pioneer Road Singapore 628498 279 River Valley Road Singapore 238320 T: 66636886/7, 66636900 F: 66636901 E: [email protected] T: 67376088 F: 67377633 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 15 January 1988 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1988 Term of Office 2006 to 2009 Date of Registration 6 November 1964 Date of Affiliation to NTUC January 1965 Term of Office 2008 to 2012

Advisors Advisors Lim Boon Heng George Yeo Yong Boon Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Ho Geok Choo Liang Eng Hwa Trustees Christopher De Souza Brandon Lee Boon Chuan Lim Boo Gee Trustees Janice Sim Guat Hua Lam Kin Wang Lim Boon Heng Dr Vivian George Yeo Ho Geok Choo Liang Eng Hwa Christopher Roland Soon Su Hock Balakrishnan Yong Boon De Souza Henry Goh Liang Choon Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Mohamed Munir s/o MT Mohamed Yusoff Abdul Subhan Shamsul Hussein First Vice-President Senior Vice-Presidents Krishnasamy Rajendra Ong Kung Yong Second Vice-President Leong Lai Huat Sabastian Varguese Vice-Presidents Mohamed Munir Krishnasamy Sabastian Jeffrey Ong Abdul Subhan Ong Kung Yong Leong Lai Huat Yeo Soon Hock Doreen Chui Chin Yeo Soon Hock General Secretary s/o MT Mohamed Rajendra Varguese Shamsul Hussein Cheng Doreen Chui Chin Cheng Jeffrey Ong Yusoff First Assistant General General Secretary Secretary Tan Hock Soon Hassan Ali Deputy General Secretaries Second Assistant General Tan Cheng Yen Secretary Henry Huang Kim Kian KM Manivannan Assistant General Secretaries General Treasurer Sankaradass s/o S Chami Foong Yan Kit Hassan Ali KM Manivannan Foong Yan Kit John Tiang Tan Hock Soon Tan Cheng Yen Henry Huang Sankaradass s/o S Jessica Yeow Jessica Yeow Mui Soh Tian Lye Kim Kian Chami Mui Soh Assistant General Treasurer Executive Secretary John Tiang Tian Lye Heng Chee How Deputy Executive Secretary Members Toh Hwee Tin Ang Wee Boon Daniel Tan Kim Peng General Treasurer Johari Jaafar Alex Sim Chong Tee Joanne Kong Kevin Suraiskumar Assistant General Treasurers Vincent Ng Khay Chong Heng Chee How Toh Hwee Tin Alex Sim Ng Kok Kiong Poospanathan s/o Ng Kok Kiong Zhou Zhenghua Chong Tee Mathalamuthu Poospanathan s/o Mathalamuthu Yeo Meng Hiang Ang Wee Boon Daniel Tan Johari Jaafar Joanne Kong Kevin Suraiskumar Sudirman Sawal Kim Peng Members Tan Tiong Seng Abdul Razak Mohamed Arogiaraj s/o Sundararaju Internal Auditors Awad Mohamed Nasar Peter Kng Wee Hong Julie Cheong Ai Hung Steve Chia Hoe Kwee Cheong Thai Thee Shirley Goh Ai Kim Henry Goh Liang Choon Hamdan Abdul Rahman Abdul Razak Arogiaraj s/o Awad Mohamed Julie Cheong Ai Cheong Thai Thee Shirley Goh Ai Kim Henry Goh Patrick Ho Soo Koh Mohamed Sundararaju Nasar Hung Liang Choon Mariah Dalli Vincent Ng Zhou Zhenghua Yeo Meng Hiang Sudirman Sawal Tan Tiong Seng Maruthverran s/o Suppiah Khay Chong Mohamed Salim s/o Abdul Kader Norhana Ismail Raymond Ong Lode Swang Rashid Aziz Thiagarajah Kanesan Vaithilingam Krishnaveny Internal Auditors Hamdan Abdul Patrick Ho Mariah Dalli Maruthverran s/o Mohamed Salim Norhana Ismail Raymond Ong Linda Ang Geok Kheng Rahman Soo Koh Suppiah s/o Abdul Kader Lode Swang Elizabeth Cheong May Yee

Rashid Aziz Thiagarajah Vaithilingam Linda Ang Elizabeth Cheong Kanesan Krishnaveny Geok Kheng May Yee

144 145 Healthcare Services Housing and Development Employees’ Union Board Staff Union

31 Third Hospital Avenue Bowyer Block C #01-03 Singapore 168753 530 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh #04-01 HDB Hub Singapore 310530 T: 63213803 F: 62229719 E: www.hseu.org.sg T: 6336 5544 F: 6356 6798 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 30 December 1989 Date of affiliation to the NTUC 15 February 1990 Term of Office 2007 to 2011 Date of Registration 20 October 1967 Date of Affiliation to NTUC January 1971 Term of Office 2007 to 2010

Advisors Lim Boon Heng Ong Chin Ang Dr Fatimah Lateef Dr Lim Wee Kiat Halimah Yacob First Honorary Advisor Tan Soo Khoon Diana Chia Siew Fui

Lim Boon Heng Ong Chin Ang Dr Fatimah Lateef Dr Lim Wee Kiak Halimah Yacob Diana Chia Second Honorary Siew Fui Advisor Trustees Chay Wai Chuen Ang Hock Soon Tan Soo Khoon Chay Wai Chuen S Iswaran Lee Yock Lan Third Honorary Chum Gek Neo@Chiam Gek Neo Advisor S Iswaran Trustees Tsoi Wing Yew Ang Hock Soon Lee Yock Lan Chum Gek Neo Suppiah Singaram @Chiam Gek Neo Paritam Singh Executive Council President Mahmood Idrose Tsoi Wing Yew Suppiah Singaram Paritam Singh Vice-Presidents Choo Hin Chan K Thanaletchimi Executive Council President General Secretary Mahmood Idrose Choo Hin Chan K Thanaletchimi Michael Koh Ah San Diana Chia Siew Fui Vice-Presidents Deputy General Secretaries Sampath s/o Kamdasamy Janet Khoo Beng Neo Toh Leng Swee Ong Hwee Sen Michael Koh Sampath s/o Toh Leng Swee Richard Tan Gerard C Francis General Secretary Executive Secretary Ah San Kamdasamy Peck Hoon Richard Tan Peck Hoon Ong Chin Ang Deputy General Secretaries Assistant General Secretaries Gerard C Francis Catherine Loke Mei Hoe Janet Khoo Ong Hwee Sen Catherine Loke Tay Peck Kiang Vivian Gan Lye Hong Beng Neo Mei Hoe Assistant General Secretaries General Treasurer Alan Tan Kit Choon Simon Ong Teck Leong Henry Foong Kam Chong Najmuddin Kurbanhusen Shakir

Tay Peck Kiang Alan Tan Henry Foong Najmuddin Cheung Mei Ling Acting Assistant General Secretary Kit Choon Kam Chong Kurbanhusen Cheung Mei Ling Shakir Acting Assistant General Secretary Vivian Gan Simon Ong Soh Ai Leen Lye Hong Teck Leong General Treasurer Joanne Ng Wei Leng Members Diong Chui Ping Assistant Treasurer Irene Yeo Kah Keow Rolland Wong Yew Chung Lau Soy Soy Rolland Wong Lee Say Hing Soh Ai Leen Joanne Ng Yew Chung Tan Pin Cheow Wei Leng Tan Siok Kheng Cheow Wee Hock Members Loh Lin Yow Santhi d/o Palani Irene Yeo Diong Chui Ping Lau Soy Soy Lee Say Hing Tan Pin Cheow Tan Siok Kheng Jeffrey Ho Wei Kheong Stephen Tan Teck Kwang Kah Keow Internal Auditors Internal Auditors Saudha Sadimin Alicia Lee Won Peng Mohamed Noor Abdull Rahman Fang Lee Hin IR Consultant Accountant Loh Lin Yow Jeffrey Ho Alicia Lee Fang Lee Hin Tan Chuan Juan Tan Chuan Juan Ng Li San Wei Kheong Won Peng Assistant Executive Secretary Patrick Tay Teck Guan Cheow Wee Hock Santhi d/o Palani Stephen Tan Saudha Sadimin Mohamed Noor Ng Li San Teck Kwang Head, Industrial Relations Abdull Rahman Charles Ng Theng Loon

Industrial Relations Officers Hannah Cai Qingqing Don Loke Tuck Leong Lilian Boh

Patrick Tay Charles Ng Hannah Cai Don Loke Lilian Boh Teck Guan Theng Loon Qingqing Tuck Leong

146 147 Inland Revenue Authority Keppel Employees’ Union of Singapore Staff Union

55 Newton Road Revenue House #02-05 Singapore 307987 51 Pioneer Sector 1 Singapore 628437 T: 6351 3045 F: 6356 0754 E: [email protected] T: 65588677/ 65588678/ 65588679 F: 65588676 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 12 June 1993 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1 September 1993 Term of Office 2008 to 2011 Date of Registration 18 October 1968 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 18 October 1968 Term of Office 2008 to 2012

Advisors Advisors Cynthia Phua Siok Gek Lim Hng Kiang Yeo Guat Kwang Cedric Foo Chee Keng Zulkifli Mohammed Trustees Halimah Yacob Trustees Heng Chee How Koh Seng Teh Ong Khiaw Hong Ahmad Linkoon Cynthia Phua Yeo Guat Kwang Halimah Yacob Heng Chee How Ong Khiaw Hong Lim Hng Kiang Cedric Foo Zulkifli Mohammed Kwok Kam Hoong Siok Gek Chee Keng Executive Committee President P Komala

Deputy President Stanley Chew Woon Leong

General Secretary Mabel Low Wan Yeong P Komala Stanley Chew Mabel Low James Yeo Koh Seng Teh Ahmad Linkoon Kwok Kam Hoong Woon Leong Wan Yeong Koon Tat Assistant General Secretary James Yeo Koon Tat Executive Committee President Executive Secretary Mohamed Yusop Mansor Anna Koh Vice-Presidents General Treasurer Razali Maulod Vivian Lim Hee Sang Ho Thiam Ee Mohamed Yusop Razali Maulod Ho Thiam Ee Mohamed Yusof Assistant General Treasurer General Secretary Eng Siew Kheng Anna Koh Vivian Lim Eng Siew Kheng Mansor Mohamed Hee Sang Mohamed Yusof Mohamed

Members Deputy General Secretary KS Salina Chandran Mohamed Yazam Mahmood Rohani Hashim Chan Chong Onn General Treasurer Abdul Jalil Anwari Atan Enjah Chong Poh Min Chong May Yuen Assistant General Treasurer Rita Balasurian Tan King Eng Poh Lee Ling KS Salina Rohani Hashim Chan Chong Onn Abdul Jalil Anwari Chong Poh Min Chong May Yuen Mohamed Yazam Atan Enjah Tan King Eng Aw Bee Fang Mahmood Edmund Toh Chandran Elmy Iryanti M Jaim Yvonne Lin Peidi Members Ivy Lim Li Keen Phang Weng Onn Christopher Tan Shun Fa S Ramasamy Subri Alias Internal Auditors Wee Hong Tung See Hock Hin Mohamed Yusoff Abdul Manan Ng Yueh Lee Mohamed Tahir Sukadis Maryapan Kalimuthu Ong See Yong Rita Balasurian Poh Lee Ling Aw Bee Fang Edmund Toh Elmy Iryanti Yvonne Lin Peidi Phang Weng Onn S Ramasamy Subri Alias Wee Hong Tung Mohamed Yusoff B Devadas M Jaim Abdul Manan Mohamad Lamin Samsuri Arabin Mohamed Nasir Ahmad Esa Majid Internal Auditors Sng Boh Seong Wong Kok Choy

Ivy Lim Li Keen Christopher Tan See Hock Hin Ng Yueh Lee Mohamed Tahir Maryapan Ong See Yong B Devadas Mohamad Lamin Shun Fa Sukadis Kalimuthu

Samsuri Arabin Mohamed Nasir Esa Majid Sng Boh Seong Wong Kok Choy Ahmad

148 149 Keppel FELS Employees’ Union Metal Industries Workers’ Union

50 Gul Road Singapore 629351 255-B Jalan Besar Singapore 208928 T: 68636179/ 68637029 F: 68633157 E: [email protected] T: 62936121 F: 62936115 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 17 Jun 1983 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 20 July 1983 Term of Office 2007 to 2010 Date of Registration 4 August 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 4 August 1981 Term of Office 2005 to 2009

Advisors Advisors Kenneth Chen Koon Lap Lim Boon Heng Cedric Foo Chee Keng Grace Fu Hai Yien Lim Chin Siew Masagos Zulkifli Masagos Mohamad Ong Chin Ang David Lim Tik En Trustees Toh Hock Poh Mah Cheong Fatt Tan Chai Kun Ong Chin Ang Kenneth Chen Cedric Foo Lim Chin Siew Mah Cheong Fatt Ong Chin Ang Goh Chee Wee Lim Boon Heng Grace Fu Masagos Zulkifli Ong Chin Ang David Lim Jessie Yeo Hong Cheng Goh Chee Wee Koon Lap Chee Keng Hai Yien Masagos Mohamad Tik En Trustees Executive Committee Lim Boon Heng President Dr Wan Soon Bee Major (Retired) Abbas Abu Amin Muhamad Shah Mohd Sahid

Vice-President Cheong Keng Yoong

General Secretary Atyyah Hassan Muhamad Shah Cheong Keng Atyyah Hassan Sanusi Marsudi Toh Hock Poh Tan Chai Kun Jessie Yeo Dr Wan Soon Bee Major (Retired) Mohd Sahid Yoong Hong Cheng Abbas Abu Amin Assistant General Secretary Sanusi Marsudi Executive Committee Executive Secretary President Toh Hock Poh Goh Sor Imm Vice-President General Treasurer Herbert Yeo Hock Hua Alias Talib General Secretary Tan Chai Kun Assistant General Treasurer First Assistant General Goh Bak Seng Goh Sor Imm Alias Talib Goh Bak Seng Herbert Yeo Nasir Aman Lim Teck Chuan Secretary Hock Hua Nasir Aman Second Assistant General Members Secretary Abdul Wahab Anwar Lim Teck Chuan Arsad Saad Executive Secretary Vincent Ho Mun Choong Jessie Yeo Hong Cheng Yap Huat Hin Deputy Executive Secretary David Yong Meow Sen Mah Cheong Fatt Zali Ali General Treasurer Loo Say Tuang Internal Auditors Abdul Wahab Arsad Saad Vincent Ho Yap Huat Hin Mah Cheong Fatt Loo Say Tuang Lee Meng Tek Assistant General Treasurer Aminah Juraime Anwar Mun Chong Lee Meng Tek Haribin Embok Leseh Members Ong Chin Ang Chua Kian Seng Low Chee Wah Tan Koon Ban Tan Poh Hong Woon Heen Fuang Teresa Wong Yuen Lan Haribin Embok David Yong Zali Ali Aminah Juraime Chua Kian Seng Low Chee Wah Tan Koon Ban Tan Poh Hong Internal Auditors Meow Sen Leseh Bernard Tay Chee Tian Lee Bok Chiew

Woon Heen Fuang Teresa Wong Bernard Tay Lee Bok Chiew Yuen Lan Chee Tian

150 151 National Transport Workers’ Union NatSteel Employees’ Union

16B/18B Lorong 37 Geylang NTWU Building Singapore 387912 22 Tanjong Kling Road Singapore 628048 T: 67430822 F: 67430861 E: [email protected] T: 66607889 F: 62666018 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 16 June 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1 July 1981 Term of Office 2005 to 2009 Date of Registration 17 February 1984 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1984 Term of Office 2007 to 2010 Advisors Wong Kan Seng Dr Teo Ho Pin Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng Ahmad Khalis Abdul Ghani Advisors Ong Ye Kung Yeo Guat Kwang Penny Low Wong Kan Seng Dr Teo Ho Pin Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng Peter Ong Fo Hoe Trustees John De Payva Heng Chee How Ong Ah Heng Yeo Guat Kwang Penny Low Peter Ong Fo Hoe Honorary Consultant Trustees Ong Ah Heng Yeo Guat Kwang Ahmad Khalis Ong Ye Kung John De Payva Heng Chee How Ong Keau Abdul Ghani Lim Yow Hua Executive Committee President Lau Lye Hock Ong Keau Lim Yow Hua First Vice-President Joseph Nagarajan Second Vice-President Executive Council Mohd Isa Sudin Acting President General Secretary Lau Lye Hock Joseph Nagarajan Mohd Isa Sudin Fang Chin Poh Peter Kwek Tan Hwee Keow Chew Chee Leong Fang Chin Poh Boon Chwee First Assistant General General Secretary Secretary Fauzie Omar Altway Peter Kwek Boon Chwee First Assistant General Secretary Second Assistant General Teng Seng Kee Teng Seng Kee Secretary Chew Chee Leong Fauzie Omar Altway Tan Hwee Keow Second Assistant General Secretary General Treasurer Ong Sing Kong Ong Yeo Seng Aw Geok Moy First Assistant General Ong Yeo Seng Steven Tan Ong Leong Chin Tan Boon Toy Ali Akbar Habib General Treasurer Treasurer Tee Hiang Mohamed Koh Lok Lan Steven Tan Tee Hiang Assistant General Treasurer Second Assistant General Lee Teck Seng Treasurer Ong Leong Chin Executive Secretary Ong Sing Kong Koh Lok Lan Lee Teck Seng Seng Han Thong Acting Executive Secretary Members Ong Ye Kung Arulselvam s/o Jasmin Teo Tan Beng Soon Lee Hong Chian Low Lee Chua Low Siew Luan Chew Wee Hock Deputy Executive Secretary Sankaran Her Suan Lim Hwa Ann Tan Boon Toy Lee Lian Chye Ngadiman Tegoh Members Soh Ghee Hoe Ali Akbar Habib Mohamed Zainal Eyam Aw Geok Moy Arulselvam s/o Sankaran Internal Auditors Jasmin Teo Her Suan Chew Wee Hock Lim Hwa Ann Lee Lian Chye Ngadiman Tegoh Lim Eng Chye Tan Beng Soon Lai Nam Chong Lee Hong Chian Low Lee Chua Low Siew Luan Maimunah Ismail Mak Mun Whai Mong Kok Chong Ng Mau Kwai Oh Geok Tee R Balan Maimunah Ismail Mak Mun Whai Mong Kok Chong Ng Mau Kwai Oh Geok Tee R Balan Robin Koh Kim Chye Soh Ghee Hoe Zainal Eyam Lim Eng Chye Lai Nam Chong Tan Guan Hin Zainuddin Ibrahim Chia Swee Meng Edros Talib Robin Koh Tan Guan Hin Zainuddin Ibrahim Chia Swee Meng Edros Talib Kalisalvam Kelaver Kalisalvam Kelaver Kim Chye Internal Auditors Dominic Poh Lim Poh Suan

Assistant Executive Secretary Jimmy Wee

Industrial Relations Officers Wong Chee Keong Dominic Poh Jimmy Wee Mohamad Randy Khoo Woon Kung Lim Poh Suan Wong Chee Keong Khoo Woon Kung Mohamad Aji Mohamad Randy Mohamad Aji

152 153 Ngee Ann Polytechnic NTUC Club Staff Union Academic Staff Union

535 Clementi Road Singapore 599489 c/o NTUC Club 1 Pasir Ris Close Singapore 519599 T: 64608303 F: 64685950 W: www.npasu.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 65823405 F: 65846089 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 18 August 1980 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 18 August 1980 Term of Office 2006 to 2009 Date of Registration 15 September 1994 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 27 October 1994 Term of Office 2005 to 2009

Advisors Trustees Matthias Yao Chih Halimah Yacob Lee Bee Wah Ong Ah Heng Ong Chin Ang

Matthias Yao Chih Lee Bee Wah Halimah Yacob Ong Ah Heng Ong Chin Ang

Trustees Executive Committee Esther Goh-Tan Joo Kee President Ng Lai Soen Abdullah Abdul Talib Tan Cheng Hiong General Secretary Charles Khng

Assistant General Secretary Esther Goh- Ng Lai Soen Tan Cheng Hiong Abdullah Abdul Charles Khng Evelyn Goh Evelyn Goh Tan Joo Kee Talib Executive Secretary Executive Council Danny Tan President General Treasurer Tan Kay Tiow Raymond Chan

Vice-President Assistant General Treasurer Peter Tham Chee Khuan Ng Lay Pheng General Secretary Koh Ting Lay Tan Kay Tiow Peter Tham Koh Ting Lay Danny Tan Raymond Chan Ng Lay Pheng Chee Khuan Assistant General Secretary Joe Sing Thiak Wah Members Alan Poh Honorary Treasurer Amelia Tee Tan Choi Heng Michael Tan David Tay Assistant Honorary Treasurer Tan Chin Chye Internal Auditors Jenny Lim Regina Wong Joe Sing Tan Choi Heng Tan Chin Chye Alan Poh Amelia Tee Michael Tan Thiak Wah

Members Chee Hock Wah David Lim Phai Ik Soh Yew Peng Dr SN Mukherjee Tan Kee Long Tan Lai Wan Vijayakumar Chandran Steven Tham Kheng Hoong Chee Hock Wah David Lim Phai Ik Soh Yew Peng Dr SN Mukherjee David Tay Industrial Relations Consultant Rozyana Jaffar

Tan Kee Long Tan Lai Wan Vijayakumar Steven Tham Chandran Kheng Hoong

Rozyana Jaffar

154 155 Port Officers’ Union Premier Taxi Operators’ Association

7 Keppel Road #03-54 Tanjong Pagar Complex Singapore 089053 141 Redhill Road Block C, #03-01 Bukit Merah Skills Development Centre Singapore 158828 T: 63212271 F: 63212271 W: www.pou.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 64727355 F: 64798470

Date of Registration 2 May 1967 Date of Affiliation to NTUC January 1970 Term of Office 2007 to 2010 Date of Registration 17 January 2005 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 17 January 2005 Term of Office 2009 to 2011

Advisors Advisor Dr Balaji Sadasivan Seng Han Thong R Sinnakaruppan

Dr Balaji Sadasivan R Sinnakaruppan Seng Han Thong

Trustees Executive Committee Royston Tan President Ang Kim Chye Foo Chi Yong Benson Low Executive Secretary Chang Meng Dong

Acting Secretary/Treasurer Royston Tan Ang Kim Chye Benson Low Foo Chi Yong Chang Meng Dong Tan Yeow Chuan Tan Yeow Chuan Principal Industrial Relations Officer Executive Committee Wong Ho Chai President Tan Hoon Kiang Principal Executive Peggy Chen Pei Chi Vice-President RK Mohana Krishnan

General Secretary Benjamin Tang Tan Hoon Kiang RK Mohana Benjamin Tang Wong Ho Chai Peggy Chen Krishnan Pei Chi Assistant General Secretary Foo Hoe Peow

Treasurer Lim Choon Chai

Assistant Treasurer R Segar

Foo Hoe Peow Lim Choon Chai R Segar

Members Ang Kim Chye Benson Low Royston Tan Gerald Lee

Internal Auditors Steven Tan Knight Ong Gerald Lee

156 157 Public Utilities Board Employees’ Union Reuters Local Employees Union

76B Race Course Road Singapore 218575 Mailing Address: 121/123 Woodleigh Park Singapore 357863 18 Science Park Drive Singapore 118229 T: 62830150/9 F: 62854296 E: [email protected] / [email protected] T: 67755088 F: 68703196 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 9 September 1999 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 9 September 1999 Term of Office 2007 to 2011 Date of Registration 31 January 1956 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 23 August 1999 Term of Office 2007 to 2011

Advisors Advisor Seng Han Thong Matthias Yao Chih Ellen Lee Geck Hoon Trustees Halimah Yacob A Jeyapalan Tan Ger Kwang Ellen Lee Halimah Yacob A Jeyapalan Tan Ger Kwang Matthias Seng Han Thong Geck Hoon Yao Chih Executive Council Trustees President Ng Kiat Kuan Ong See Ham David Wong Khong Toon Angeline Tan Woon Ghee Vice-President Mahmud Abdul Rahman

General Secretary Selvam Sivasamy Ong See Ham Mahmud Abdul Selvam Sivasamy Lim Ser Puang Fawziah Mukhtar Abdul Razak Ng Kiat Kuan David Wong Angeline Tan Rahman Abdul Ali Khong Toon Woon Ghee Deputy General Secretaries Lim Ser Puang Fawziah Mukhtar Executive Committee Assistant General Secretaries President Abdul Razak Abdul Ali Chui Kok Kheong Khamis Hassan General Secretary Rajendran s/o Suppiah Tham Ming Fong Shamala Devi d/o Komrasamy Treasurer Abdul Salim Fazal Karim Charlene Quay Bee Hong Khamis Hassan Rajendran s/o Shamala Devi d/o Abdul Salim Loh Kai Yeong Mohd Ali Diron Chui Kok Kheong Tham Ming Fong Charlene Quay General Treasurer Suppiah Komrasamy Fazal Karim Bee Hong Loh Kai Yeong Members Assistant General Treasurer Faiyaaz Basrai Mohd Ali Diron Richard Wang Ng Chee Hong

Members Rasidah Abdul Jamil Thayalan s/o Samynathen Vellakanu Miniyadi Faiyaaz Basrai Richard Wang Ng Chee Hong R Balakrishnan s/o Ramasami Koh Soong Mee K Jaganathan Palanivalak s/o K Muthusamy Suleiman Ali Rasidah Abdul Thayalan s/o Vellakanu Miniyadi R Balakrishnan Koh Soong Mee K Jaganathan Kamarudin Maideen Jamil Samynathen s/o Ramasami Noraidah Mohd Yusof Thurairaja A/L Muniandy Tan Yeong Kang Suhaimi Saim Jumat Omar Rajandran s/o Veerappan Internal Auditors Yee Kun Shan N Anantham Palanivalak s/o K Suleiman Ali Kamarudin Noraidah Mohd Thurairaja A/L Tan Yeong Kang Muthusamy Maideen Yusof Muniandy Industrial Relations Officer James Tan

Suhaimi Saim Jumat Omar Rajandran s/o Yee Kun Shan N Anantham James Tan Veerappan

158 159 Sembawang Shipyard Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Employees’ Union Employees’ Union

Admiralty Road West Singapore 759956 281 Jalan Besar Singapore 208944 T: 67506123/ 67506222 F: 62578474 E: [email protected] T: 62992926 F: 62941131 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 31 March 1969 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1970 Term of Office 2008 to 2012 Date of Registration 16 June 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 19 August 1981 Term of Office 2005 to 2009

Advisor Advisors Khaw Boon Wan Goh Chee Wee Lim Chin Siew Trustees Yatiman Yusof Najasan Sivathore Halimah Yacob Loo Thin Poh Dr Chau Sik Ting R Thirumoorthy Dr Lam Pin Min

Khaw Boon Wan Najasan Sivathore Loo Thin Poh R Thirumoorthy Goh Chee Wee Lim Chin Siew Yatiman Yusof Halimah Yacob Dr Chau Sik Ting Dr Lam Pin Min

Executive Committee Trustees President Dr Chau Sik Ting M Ramasamy Ong Chin Ang Deputy President Philip Tan Kian Cheng R Vincent Vice-Presidents Koh Sheng Yong GE Diran General Secretary M Ramasamy R Vincent Koh Sheng Yong GE Diran Chew Tee Tank Dr Chau Sik Ting Ong Chin Ang Philip Tan Chew Tee Tank Kian Cheng Deputy General Secretary Ariffin Urip Assistant General Secretaries Executive N Rakunathan Committee K Supramaniam President General Treasurer Wong Weng Ong Betty Chew Assistant General Treasurer Vice-Presidents N Krishnan Nair Chow Weng Fatt Tan Ah Chye Ariffin Urip N Rakunathan K Supramaniam Betty Chew N Krishnan Nair Wong Weng Ong Chow Weng Fatt Tan Ah Chye General Secretary Fido Chung Chee Tong Members R Jayaraj Assistant General Edward S Pillai Secretary KG Mogan Wong Ngee Min T Ngahtimen Mohd Haris Mohammad Executive Secretary Chew Koon Huat Lim Chin Siew R Thirumoorthy Loo Thin Poh Mohd Haris Assistant Executive R Jayaraj Edward S Pillai KG Mogan T Ngahtimen Fido Chung Wong Ngee Min Goh Sor Imm Secretary Wong Kim Weng Mohammad Chee Tong Mohamed Abbas Salleh Goh Sor Imm STA Williams Toh Bee Hwa General Treasurer Tan Suan Fatt Tommy Goh Hock Wah CKN Balan S Ganesan Assistant General Treasurer Mohd Zahid Ahmad

Chew Koon Huat Wong Kim Weng Mohamed STA Williams Toh Bee Hwa Tommy Goh Mohd Zahid Abbas Salleh Hock Wah Ahmad Members Aziz Mohd Raus CV Nathan K Veeramani Lim Chee Khian Richard Low Keng Fatt Piragasam Munisamy Wong Hon Chong Tan Suan Fatt CKN Balan S Ganesan Aziz Mohd Raus CV Nathan K Veeramani Lim Chee Khian Richard Low Piragasam Wong Hon Chong Wong Meng Wah Keng Fatt Munisamy Eileen Yeo Chor Gek Internal Auditors Chua Kim Boon Rasabalan Palayyan

Industrial Relations Officers Yang Zhongcheng Malcolm Chen Wong Meng Wah Eileen Yeo Chua Kim Boon Rasabalan Yang Zhongcheng Malcolm Chen Chor Gek Palayyan

160 161 SIA Engineering Company Singapore Airlines Staff Union Engineers and Executives Union

Airline House SIN-ALH-05A 25 Airline Road Singapore 819829 Airline House SIN-ALH-05A 25 Airline Road Singapore 819829 T: 65415929 F: 65428251 W: www.seeu.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 65416090/1 F: 65459221 W: www.siasu.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 20 January 1993 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 20 January 1993 Term of Office 2007 to 2010 Date of Registration 26 June 1984 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 26 June 1984 Term of Office 2007 to 2010

Advisor Advisors Charles Chong You Fook Lim Boon Heng Chng Hee Kok Dr Mohamed Maliki Osman Halimah Yacob

Charles Chong Lim Boon Heng Chng Hee Kok Dr Mohamed Halimah Yacob You Fook Maliki Osman Executive Committee Trustees President Anthony Ang Boon Keng Chan Kah Yin Kwek Jin Chong

Vice-President Ridzuan Sulong

General Secretary Ong Hwee Liang Chan Kah Yin Ridzuan Sulong Ong Hwee Liang David Chong Anthony Ang Kwek Jin Chong Yoon Hong Boon Keng Deputy General Secretaries David Chong Yoon Hong Brandon Wong Hong Hup Executive Committee President Treasurer Alan Tan Boon Wee Choo Tiang Lee Vice-Presidents NU Abirajan Jamaludin Mohd Said Bahauddin Kamaruddin Brandon Wong Choo Tiang Lee Alan Tan NU Abirajan Jamaludin Mohd Bahauddin Rathakrishnan s/o Hong Hup Boon Wee Said Kamaruddin Sinnappan General Secretary Rathakrishnan s/o Sinnappan Members Azhman Asmadi Assistant General Secretaries Ewen Tan Boon Hua Daniel Chew Choon Huat Lim See Kok Vincent Nallusamy Hariharan s/o Govindan Somasundram Pillai Noriah Selamat Zaid Ghalid Executive Secretary Tay Yong Beng Davidson Daniel Jeyasingham Tan Kong Hwei Azhman Asmadi Ewen Tan Lim See Kok Hariharan s/o Daniel Chew Vincent Nallusamy Somasundram Davidson Daniel Jimmy Yew Raymond Ho Treasurer Boon Hua Govindan Choon Huat Pillai Jeyasingham Choon Huat Fook Seng Jimmy Yew Choon Huat

Assistant Treasurer Raymond Ho Fook Seng

Members Koh Koon Huat Mohd Ramli Pagi Dorothy Tan Soo Eng Soon Eng Leng Ghana Segaran s/o Ponnusamy Noriah Selamat Zaid Ghalid Tay Yong Beng Tan Kong Hwei Koh Koon Huat Mohd Ramli Pagi Dorothy Tan Soon Eng Leng Ghana Segaran Magdalene Lee Magdalene Lee Siok Choo Soo Eng s/o Ponnusamy Siok Choo Lawrence Sabai Sathyamurthi Narasimhan Naidu Mohd Zaki Abdul Rahman Daniel Ng Hong Choon Danny Wong Chin Kuen Haleem Khan Suratee

Lawrence Sabai Sathyamurthi Mohd Zaki Abdul Daniel Ng Danny Wong Haleem Khan Narasimhan Naidu Rahman Hong Choon Chin Kuen Suratee

162 163 Singapore Airport Terminal Singapore Bank Employees’ Union Services Workers’ Union

SATS Inflight Catering Centre 1 20 Airport Boulevard 2nd Level Singapore 819659 128 Prinsep Street #02-02 Sin Thai Hin Building Singapore 188655 T: 65428866 F: 65423818 E: [email protected] T: 63390588 F: 63393126 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 22 June 1984 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 22 June 1981 Term of Office 2006 to 2010 Date of Registration 18 November 1954 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1959 Term of Office 2006 to 2009

Advisors Advisors Mah Bow Tan Ng Pock Too Abdullah Tarmugi S Chandra Das Goh Chee Wee Irene Ng Phek Hoong Alvin Yeo Khirn Hai

Mah Bow Tan Abdullah Tarmugi Goh Chee Wee Ng Pock Too S Chandra Das Irene Ng Alvin Yeo Phek Hoong Khirn Hai Trustees Trustees Joyce Goh Cheong Kim Chye Richard Yeo David Chan Choon Kwee Yeo Chau Koon Rahim Bakar

Joyce Goh Richard Yeo Yeo Chau Koon Cheong Kim Chye David Chan Rahim Bakar Choon Kwee Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Mohan Dass Michael Lim Lian Soon

Vice-Presidents Vice-Presidents Harbans Singh Max Lim Yew Lee Poul Vincent Thomas Yeo Eng Seng Hussain Yunos General Secretary Mohan Dass Harbans Singh Poul Vincent Victor Pang Koon Michael Lim Max Lim Thomas Yeo Hussain Yunos Bobby Tay Susie Foo Victor Pang Koon Seah Seah Lian Soon Yew Lee Eng Seng Peng Chuah Cheng Juat General Secretary Bobby Tay Peng Chuah Assistant General Secretaries S Gunasekaran Deputy General Secretary Abdullah Shafiie Susie Foo Cheng Juat

General Treasurer Assistant General Secretary Jackie Tan Jiak Seng Podisingho Phoebe Elizabeth

Assistant General Treasurer Executive Secretary K Vijayan Michael Chang Song Chew S Gunasekaran Abdullah Shafiie Jackie Tan K Vijayan Podisingho Michael Chang William Lim Herlina Abdul Jiak Seng Phoebe Elizabeth Song Chew Gek Yong Rahman Honorary Treasurer William Lim Gek Yong Members Ayisha Syed Ali Assistant Honorary Treasurer TML Subramaniam Herlina Abdul Rahman Zerlynn Lim Abdul Latiffuddin Members Govinden Sathasivam Cinthy Hoi Ngan Ying Michael Ang Grace Tan Lay Hiong Albert Yeo Abdul Latif Wahab Abdullah Salam Bob Chung Seong Tuck Ayisha Syed Ali TML Zerlynn Lim Abdul Govinden Michael Ang Richard Kho Yong Kim San Subramaniam Latiffuddin Sathasivam Ng Ho Siong Sithananthan Naidu Paul Ng William Chee Choon Yuen Won Wai Kim Cinthy Hoi Grace Tan Abdul Latif Wahab Bob Chung Yong Kim San Susan Lee Sai Lian Abdul Aziz Ismail Ngan Ying Lay Hiong Seong Tuck Evelyn Ng Nay Pin Edward Wong Kim Ti Internal Auditors Mohamed Zainal Omar George Tan T Sandarasakaran Jessie Wang Internal Auditors Eunice Lim Swee Neo Albert Yeo Abdullah Salam Richard Kho Ng Ho Siong Paul Ng Won Wai Kim Sandra Wee Guek Lian

Sithananthan William Chee Susan Lee Evelyn Ng Edward Wong Naidu Choon Yuen Sai Lian Nay Pin Kim Ti

Abdul Aziz Ismail

Mohamed Zainal T Sandarasakaran Omar

164 165 Singapore Bank Officers’ Association Singapore Chinese Teachers’ Union

200 Jalan Sultan #10-01 Textile Centre Singapore 199018 540 Sims Avenue #02-03 Sims Avenue Centre Singapore 387603 T: 62952975 F: 62968756 E: [email protected] T: 67443191 F: 67463948 W: www.sctu.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 5 May 1964 Date of Affiliation to NTUC June 1964 Term of Office 2007 to 2010 Date of Registration 8 September 1953 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 21 March 1989 Term of Office 2007 to 2009

Advisors Advisors Davinder Singh Sam Tan Chin Siong Ng Pock Too Baey Yam Keng Dr John Chen Seow Phun Josephine Teo Li Min

Davinder Singh Ng Pock Too Dr John Chen Josephine Teo Sam Tan Baey Yam Keng Seow Phun Li Min Chin Siong Trustees Trustees U Subramanian Ngoh Choon Ho Ang Soh Hua Foo Suan Fong Toh Geok Leng

U Subramanian Ang Soh Hua Toh Geok Leng Ngoh Choon Ho Foo Suan Fong

Executive Executive Committee President Council Yio Puay Ching President William Goh Boon Kwang First Vice-President First Vice-President Lian Hwee Eng Freddie Tan Keng Chye General Secretary Second Vice-President Lim Chin Nam Palaniappan Palaniappan s/o Palanichamy Manickam William Goh Freddie Tan Wee Soon Guan Yio Puay Ching Lian Hwee Eng Lim Chin Nam Yeo Guat Kwang Boon Kwang Keng Chye s/o Palanichamy Executive Secretary General Secretary Manickam Yeo Guat Kwang Wee Soon Guan First Assistant Secretary Deputy General Secretary Ong Han Guan Phua Tien Tim Second Assistant Secretary Assistant General Secretary Lye Choon Hwan S Nirmala General Treasurer Treasurer Wong Seow Huar Charles Siow Eu Sen Phua Tien Tim S Nirmala Charles Siow Alice Huang Ong Han Guan Lye Choon Hwan Wong Seow Huar Lim Hua Leng Assistant Treasurer Eu Sen Oi Lee Assistant General Treasurer Alice Huang Oi Lee Lim Hua Leng Members Welfare Officer Fong Ah Har Soh Shiou Kam Patrick Ong Keng Huat Christine Lee Tok Mui Assistant Welfare Officer Ng Tai Cheen Christine Ang Bee Keng Research Officer Internal Auditors Cheong Choo Mui Doris (Mae) Lim David Tham Kin Seng Fong Ah Har Patrick Ong Christine Lee Soh Shiou Kam Ng Tai Cheen Cheong Choo Mui Chua Yong Tee Assistant Research Officer Keng Huat Tok Mui Chua Yong Tee Members Lim Kian Chye Ooi Su Ling Wang Xinwu Yee Wei Seng

Internal Auditor Thong Wee Sin Christine Ang Doris (Mae) Lim David Tham Lim Kian Chye Ooi Su Ling Wang Xinwu Yee Wei Seng Bee Keng Kin Seng Administrative Officer Sharon Ng Siok Hoon

Thong Wee Sin Sharon Ng Siok Hoon

166 167 Singapore Government Singapore Industrial & Services Shorthand Writers’ Association Employees’ Union

c/o Industrial Arbitration Court Level B1-44 Supreme Court Building 1 Supreme Court Lane Singapore 178879 No. 3 Bukit Pasoh Road Bukit Pasoh Building #05-00 Singapore 089817 T: 63324207 E: [email protected] T: 6220 3345 F: 6220 5187 W: www.siseu.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 4 May 1953 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 21 November 1991 Term of Office 2007 to 2010 Date of Registration 18 November 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 18 November 1981 Term of Office 2008 to 2012

Advisor Advisors Assoc Prof Koo Tsai Kee Tharman Shanmugaratnam Matthias Yao Chih Josephine Teo Li Min Yeo Guat Kwang Heng Chee How Assoc Prof Koo Tsai Kee Dr Balaji Sadasivan Assoc Prof Koo Tharman Matthias Yao Chih Josephine Teo Yeo Guat Kwang Heng Chee How Assoc Prof Koo Lim Kuang Beng Tsai Kee Shanmugaratnam Li Min Tsai Kee Tan Peng Heng Trustees Trustees Owyong Chuen Song Goh Chee Wee Teo Geok Siew Wan Hussin Zoohri Selina Seow Ching Kek Assoc Prof Koo Tsai Kee

Owyong Chuen Teo Geok Siew Selina Seow Dr Balaji Lim Kuang Beng Tan Peng Heng Goh Chee Wee Wan Hussin Song Ching Kek Sadasivan Zoohri Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Koh Kiang Chay Tan Peng Heng Deputy President Vice-President Philip Lee Soon Fatt Christine Chng Gin Hwa Vice-President Visvanathan s/o A Gopal General Secretary Fok Wing Sew General Secretary Koh Kiang Chay Christine Chng Philip Lee Visvanathan s/o Garry Yee Lim Kuang Beng Gin Hwa Soon Fatt A Gopal Weng Yuen General Treasurer Assistant General Secretary Wong Wai Heng Garry Yee Weng Yuen Executive Secretary Josephine Teo Li Min Deputy Executive Secretary Sylvia Choo Sor Chew General Treasurer Lim Heng Khee Assistant General Treasurer Fok Wing Sew Wong Wai Heng Sylvia Choo Lim Heng Khee Hassan Abdullah Hassan Abdullah Sor Chew

Members Members Maria Kang-Ang Gim Choo Teo Chin Hock Patricia Ng Poh Toye Robert Hah Ngee Choon Clarinda Yap Wei Lyn Irene Ho Hwee Siang Jessie Liew Lee Jun Yuan Alice Lee Meng Tin Tan Ngiap Boon S Jeyamany Nur Rafidah Rosdi Lim Tian Jing @ Nurul Shafiqa Lim Internal Auditors Shylla Gomez Maria Kang- Patricia Ng Clarinda Yap Jessie Liew Teo Chin Hock Robert Hah Irene Ho Lee Jun Yuan Tan Ngiap Boon Nur Rafidah Rosdi Anna Tan Choon Gek Joanne Chua Chor Hiang Ang Gim Choo Poh Toye Wei Lyn Ngee Choon Hwee Siang Lucy Tan Choon Eng Internal Auditors Mohamed Sophian Rafiai S Subramania

Assistant Executive Secretary Steven Goh Tiat Yang

Senior Industrial Relations Officers Alice Lee S Jeyamany Anna Tan Lucy Tan Nurul Shafiqa Lim Shylla Gomez Joanne Chua Mohamed Sophian S Subramania Steven Goh Wang Sini Meng Tin Choon Gek Choon Eng Chor Hiang Rafiai Tiat Yang Stanley Ho Kar Fei Industrial Relations Officers Hong Choy Yin Karen Goh Pei Xin Ariel Toh Zi Yong Huang Tai Quan

Wang Sini Stanley Ho Hong Choy Yin Karen Goh Ariel Toh Huang Tai Quan Kar Fei Pei Xin Zi Yong

168 169 Singapore Singapore Interpreters’ Insurance Employees’ Union and Translators’ Union

190 Middle Road #10-07 Fortune Centre Singapore 188979 42 West Coast Drive Singapore 127978 T: 63370273 F:63362008 W: www.sieu.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 96702346 F: 6256 1440

Date of Registration 31 October 1955 Date of Affiliation to NTUC March 1972 Term of Office 2009 to 2012 Date of Registration 7 May 1947 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1974 Term of Office 2008 to 2010

Advisors Advisor Dr Teo Ho Pin Seng Han Thong Raymond Lim Siang Kit Jessica Tan Soon Neo Trustees Doris Liu Chee Kwan Trustees Zakariah Ismail Goh Chwee Hoon Raman Narayanan Roslina Ya’cof Chung Keng Hwa Dr Teo Ho Pin Raymond Lim Jessica Tan Goh Chwee Hoon Roslina Ya’cof Chung Keng Hwa Seng Han Thong Siang Kit Soon Neo Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Terry Lee Kok Hua Daniel Ang Teck Heng First Vice-President Ronald Foo Jit Kai Vice-Presidents N Sivanandan Second Vice-President Mohd Agos Atan Roland Hoe Hwee Chia

General Secretary Terry Lee Ronald Foo Roland Hoe Willie Tan Luke Hee Daniel Ang N Sivanandan Mohd Agos Atan General Secretary Willie Tan Kok Seng Kok Hua Jit Kai Hwee Chia Kok Seng Wing Wai Teck Heng Cheong Kok Kong Deputy General Secretary Luke Hee Wing Wai General Treasurer Teo Chor Hoon Assistant Secretary Lee Moi Cheng Members Treasurer P Kunjunni Nair Jennifer Yap Sy Na Joy Ho Yuet Ngoh Nooreini Atan First Assistant Treasurer Yacob Mohamad Yusoof Maheswary Kandesan Vincent Aw Chye Giap Second Assistant Treasurer Lee Moi Cheng Jennifer Yap Yacob Mohamad Priscilla Tan Cheong Kok Kong Masdiana Ramli Teo Chor Hoon Anita Sandra Priscilla Tan Siew Hua Sy Na Yusoof Siew Hua Internal Auditor Members E Mangalagowri Richard Tan Chwee Hock SV Mohanasundram Lucy Wong Kit Peng Sandy Lee Kok Hwee Jenny Khoo Debby Lim Alfred Toh Hock San Helen Chia Richard Tan SV Lucy Wong Sandy Lee Jenny Khoo Debby Lim Alfred Toh Noor Hasman Haron P Kunjunni Nair Joy Ho Maheswary Chwee Hock Mohanasundram Kit Peng Kok Hwee Hock San Carolyn Tan Pei Hwa Yuet Ngoh Kandesan Hamiah Abdul Kadir Jennifer Yip Lai See Jennifer Peck Kwee Eng Alex Chua Lye Chai Jesslyn Low Hwee Choo Sylvia Tan Nancy Lee Gek Noi Ng Cher Peng Mary Tan Poh Luan Helen Chia Noor Hasman Carolyn Tan Hamiah Abdul Jennifer Yip Jennifer Peck Alex Chua Annie Chua Haron Pei Hwa Kadir Lai See Kwee Eng Lye Chai Rosmah Kasmadi Vincent Aw E Mangalagowri Maureen Cheah Chye Giap Christine Lim Lee Ling Mary Goh Patricia Gomez Anna Chua Yeow Sim Alice Low Olivia Woo Yun Kuang Steven Tan Buck Keong Tan Poh Lay Jesslyn Low Sylvia Tan Nancy Lee Ng Cher Peng Mary Tan Annie Chua Rosmah Kasmadi Hwee Choo Gek Noi Poh Luan Internal Auditors Annie Tan Karteni Sukor

Maureen Cheah Christine Lim Mary Goh Patricia Gomez Anna Chua Alice Low Olivia Woo Lee Ling Yeow Sim Yun Kuang

170 171 Steven Tan Tan Poh Lay Annie Tan Karteni Sukor Buck Keong Singapore Malay Teachers’ Union The Singapore Manual & Mercantile Workers’ Union

55 Lorong L Telok Kurau #03/04-67 Bright Centre Singapore 425500 The SMMWU Building No. 65 Lorong 24A Geylang Singapore 398589 T: 64407952 F: 64403521 W: www.kgms.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 62942481 F: 62971114 W: www.smmwu.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration June 1947 Date of Affiliation to NTUC May 1974 Term of Office 2007 to 2009 Date of Registration 11 February 1959 Date of Affiliation to NTUC August 1971 Term of Office 2006 to 2010

Advisor Advisors Masagos Zulkifli Masagos Teo Chee Hean Mohamad Dr Seet Ai Mee Matthias Yao Chih Alvin Yeo Khirn Hai

Consultant (Membership) Joseph Tan Kee Seng Masagos Zulkifli Teo Chee Hean Dr Seet Ai Mee Matthias Yao Chih Alvin Yeo Joseph Tan Masagos Mohamad Khirn Hai Kee Seng Trustees Delegate Mohamad Ali Hanifiah Abdullah Lim Swee Say Mohd Ma’mun HMF Suheimi Syed Salim Syed Awad Trustees Ahmad Karim Helen Lim Seow Khin Tang Kwai Sim Mohamad Ali Mohd Ma’mun Syed Salim Syed Lim Swee Say Ahmad Karim Helen Lim Tang Kwai Sim Hanifiah Abdullah HMF Suheimi Awad Seow Khin Executive Committee Executive Council President President Bibi Jan Mohamed Ayyub Richard Kang Swee Tat Vice-Presidents Vice-President Michael Marshall Mohammad Thahirrudin S Kadarisman Michael Foo Say Tong Goghari Siblisuraya General Secretary Abdul Malek Ahmad Secretary-General Bibi Jan Mohammad Abdul Malek Zafilin Abdul Richard Kang Michael Marshall Michael Foo Goghari John De Payva John De Payva Mohamed Ayyub Thahirrudin S Ahmad Hamid Swee Tat Say Tong Siblisuraya Deputy General Secretary Kadarisman Deputy Secretary-General Zafilin Abdul Hamid Law Swee Hong Assistant General Secretaries Assistant Secretaries-General Hirman Mohamed Khamis Wong Chip Mun Surash R Mukundan Arzami Salim Joseph Chua Eng Hee Siti Norlelawati Mohamed Jelani Suryani Atan Executive Secretary Ong Ye Kung Treasurer Jamal Iskandar Ismail Hirman Mohamed Arzami Salim Siti Norlelawati Suryani Atan Law Swee Hong Wong Chip Mun Surash R Joseph Chua Ong Ye Kung General Treasurer Khamis Mohamed Jelani Mukundan Eng Hee Hamzah Sa’ad Assistant Treasurer Mohd Taib Yusop Mohd Noor Members Elvin Lee Kian Chuan Kiffly Marcus Araib Florence Loy Woon Chan Lau See How Mohamed Haron Melina Chia Bing In Raymond Neo Teck Hock Richard Wong Sek Kheung Jamal Iskandar Mohd Taib Yusop Hamzah Sa’ad Elvin Lee Kiffly Marcus Florence Loy Lau See How Jeffrey Wong Loke Juan Ismail Mohd Noor Kian Chuan Araib Woon Chan Members Bobby Cheok Eng Boon Sarbene Jantan Mohamed Nor Mohamed Hussain Internal Auditors Norazlan Ibrahim Janice Koh Hwee Huang Juhaidah Mohd Amin Koh Ching Chuan Djohan Abdul Rahman

Internal Auditors Tajudin Jaffar Zulkefli Shamsuddin Sarbene Jantan Mohamed Nor Juhaidah Mohd Djohan Abdul Mohamed Haron Melina Chia Raymond Neo Richard Wong Jeffrey Wong Mohamed Hussain Amin Rahman Bing In Teck Hock Sek Kheung Loke Juan

Tajudin Jaffar Zulkefli Bobby Cheok Janice Koh Koh Ching Chuan Shamsuddin Eng Boon Hwee Huang

172 173 Singapore Maritime Officers’ Union Singapore National Union of Journalists

75 Jellicoe Road Wavelink Building Singapore 208738 c/o Editorial Department Lianhe Zaobao 1000 Toa Payoh North Singapore 318994 T: 63960123 F: 63395436 W: www.smou.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 63191427 F: 63198121 W: www.snuj.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 22 March 1951 Date of Affiliation to NTUC December 1970 Term of Office 2009 to 2013 Date of Registration 9 May 1961 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1973 Term of Office 2006 to 2009

Advisors Advisors Lim Boon Heng Abdullah Tarmugi Matthias Yao Chih Leong Horn Kee Wee Siew Kim Indranee Rajah Zulkifli Mohammed Grace Fu Hai Yien Trustees Lau Ee Tho Trustees Woo Keng Jin Lim Boon Heng Lim Boon Heng Matthias Yao Chih Wee Siew Kim Zulkifli Grace Fu Hai Yien Dr Wan Soon Bee David Wang Abdullah Tarmugi Leong Horn Kee Indranee Rajah Soh Tiang Keng Dr Wan Soon Bee Mohammed Tong Wee David Wang Tong Wee Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Captain Robin Foo Arulnathan John General Secretary First Vice-President Mindy Kwok Sin Thang Dawood Abdul Karim Treasurer Second Vice-President Khalid Khamis Lim Teng Toon Secretary (Organising) Captain Robin Dawood Lim Teng Toon Thomas Tay Arulnathan John Mindy Kwok Khalid Khamis Mohd Samad Afandie General Secretary Foo Abdul Karim Jwee Hwa Sin Thang Secretary (Industrial Relations) Thomas Tay Jwee Hwa Ngoh Seng Joon Welfare Cum Social Recreation Assistant General Secretary Chairul Fahmy Hussain Yong Soon Huat Council Members Han Poh Tin Executive Secretary Tay Suan Chiang Mary Liew Industrial Relations Consultant Treasurer Irene Low Siew Lee Tan Hung Tat Assistant Treasurer Yong Soon Huat Mary Liew Tan Hung Tat Tan Geh Ting Mohd Samad Ngoh Seng Joon Chairul Fahmy Tan Geh Ting Afandie Hussain Members Abdul Rahman Ali Andy Lai David Wang Tong Wee Don Philip N Kannangara Goh Seow Juay Hassan Salim Basalamah Hussein Abdullah Ismail Ahamad Abdul Rahman Ali Andy Lai Don Philip Goh Seow Juay Hassan Salim Hussein Abdullah Ismail Ahamad Tay Suan Chiang Irene Low James Chan Peng Kong Han Poh Tin N Kannangara Basalamah Siew Lee Johari Mohamed Nahrawi Omar Nordin Mohamed Rais Pachan Pillai Sasidharan Peter Seow Soon Wah Rahim Jaffar Ray Martin Valberg Sidek Saniff Sim Kai Lee Simon Ng Ek Meng Sofwan Marzuki James Chan Johari Mohamed Nahrawi Omar Nordin Pachan Pillai Peter Seow Rahim Jaffar Steven Ng Chin Siong Peng Kong Mohamed Rais Sasidharan Soon Wah T Onn TA Murad Tay Chin Joo Teng Sim Poh Toh Chew Yak Wong Look Thong Yusope Sayang

Ray Martin Sidek Saniff Sim Kai Lee Simon Ng Sofwan Marzuki Steven Ng T Onn TA Murad Valberg Ek Meng Chin Siong

Tay Chin Joo Teng Sim Poh Toh Chew Yak Wong Look Thong Yusope Sayang

174 175 Singapore Organisation of Seamen Singapore Port Workers Union

52 Chin Swee Road #09-00 Seacare Building Singapore 169875 7B Keppel Road #12-07 Tanjong Pagar Complex Singapore 089055 T: 63795666 F: 67345525 W: www.sosea.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 62216338 F: 62240570 W: www.spwu.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 30 October 1971 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 30 October 1971 Term of Office 2007 to 2011 Date of Registration 18 October 1946 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1972 Term of Office 2007 to 2010

Advisors Advisors Lim Boon Heng Assoc Prof Koo Tsai Kee Grace Fu Hai Yien Zainul Abidin Rasheed Arthur Fong Jen Ng Pock Too Zulkifli Mohammed Trustees Trustees ST Robert Leow Peng Kui Goh Soon Lee Major (Retired) Lim Boon Heng Grace Fu Arthur Fong Jen Zulkifli Leow Peng Kui Major (Retired) Ow Kee Heng Assoc Prof Koo Zainul Abidin Ng Pock Too ST Robert Goh Soon Lee Tan Wee Liam Tan Wee Liam Abbas Abu Amin Hai Yien Mohammed Abbas Abu Amin Tsai Kee Rasheed Ow Kee Heng Executive Committee Executive Council President President Mohamed Idris Mohamed Ibrahim Lam Yuen Shin Vice-Presidents First Vice-President Bon Sheun Ping Krishnasamy Rajaram Mohamad Abu Bakar General Secretary Second Vice-President Leow Ching Chuan Gilbert Lim Bee Tam Executive Secretary Mohamed Idris Bon Sheun Ping Mohamad Abu Leow Ching Chuan Kam Soon Huat Lam Yuen Shin Krishnasamy Gilbert Lim Mohd Rahman Ong Chin Ang Third Vice-President Kam Soon Huat Mohamed Ibrahim Bakar Rajaram Bee Tam Abidin Mohd Rahman Abidin Assistant Secretaries Executive Secretary Nazarudin Nandok Ong Chin Ang See Boon Kwang Treasurer Assistant Executive Secretary Lee Van Chong Jessie Yeo Hong Cheng Assistant Treasurer General Secretary David Sim Hor Pheng Ameer Hamzah s/o Abul Nasir First Deputy General Secretary Pritam Singh Nazarudin Nandok See Boon Kwang Lee Van Chong David Sim Jessie Yeo Ameer Hamzah Pritam Singh Danny Phua Arasu s/o Second Deputy General Secretary Hor Pheng Hong Cheng s/o Abul Nasir Cheow Huat Duraisamy Danny Phua Cheow Huat First Assistant General Secretary Members Arasu s/o Duraisamy Raj Moham Raja Md Said Raja Md Shafik Second Assistant General Secretary Michael Fan Yong Foo Lim Thizi Chee Loh Suan Hin General Treasurer Norani Md Rais Ong Kuan Pheng Daniel Tan Keng Hui First Assistant General Treasurer Teo Kim Huat Alternate Members Raj Moham Raja Md Said Raja Lim Thizi Chee Loh Suan Hin Norani Md Rais Michael Fan Ong Kuan Pheng Teo Kim Huat C Subramaniam Michael Tham Siang Hock Daniel Tan Second Assistant General Treasurer Md Shafik Yong Foo C Subramaniam Mohammad Kodrasono Keng Hui Kamis Hussain Tan Beng Kiat Members Lim Eng Seng Lim Cheng Hai Johari Mokti Internal Auditors Rose Tan Ah Lian Ahmad Hj Repahi Joseph Wang Kay Huat Tang Teng Lung Pasupathy Suhaimi Badar Bajarai Malik Timboel Manik Paul Tan Seet Joo Michael Tham Mohammad Kamis Hussain Tan Beng Kiat Lim Eng Seng Lim Cheng Hai Johari Mokti Rose Tan Joseph Wang Pasupathy Low Chow Wah Siang Hock Kodrasono Ah Lian Kay Huat Secretaries Tan Teng Hong Zainal Abdullah Internal Auditors Edwin Lee Kin Hoy Maheswari Consultant Lee Mun Hou Industrial Relations Officer Danny Tan Teck Meng Ahmad Hj Repahi Tang Teng Lung Suhaimi Badar Malik Timboel Paul Tan Low Chow Wah Tan Teng Hong Bajarai Manik Seet Joo

Zainal Abdullah Edwin Lee Maheswari Lee Mun Hou Danny Tan Kin Hoy Teck Meng

176 177 Singapore Press Holdings Singapore Refining Company Employees’ Union Employees’ Union

1000 Toa Payoh North Annexe Block, Level 7 Singapore 318994 1 Merlimau Road Singapore 628260 Mailing Address Pasir Panjang PO Box 0108 Singapore 911124 T: 6319 5786 F: 62503136 W: www.spheu.org E: [email protected] /[email protected] T: 63570162 F: 63570194 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 13 May 1947 Date of Affiliation to NTUC June 1972 Term of Office 2006 to 2009 Date of Registration 14 March 1989 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 11 April 1989 Term of Office 2008 to 2010

Advisors Advisors Goh Chee Wee Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Dr S Vasoo Mathias Yao Chih Chew Heng Ching Dr Warren Lee Trustees Tan How Ping Hong Heng Seng Ng Lee Huat Goh Chee Wee Dr S Vasoo Chew Heng Ching Dr Warren Lee Dr Vivian Mathias Yao Chih Balakrishnan Trustees Executive Committee Angela Schooling President Ali Buang Amranizar Amran Wendy Seah Swee Eng Vice-President Loy Siang Kin

General Secretary Angela Schooling Ali Buang Wendy Seah Amranizar Amran Loy Siang Kin Nicholas Loke Nicholas Loke Chee Leong Swee Eng Chee Leong Assistant General Secretary Executive Committee Siew Seng Hai President General Treasurer David Teo Chan Hui Liang First Vice-President Simon Ko Hak Kong Assistant General Treasurer Kathan Sankar Second Vice-President Kaliaperumal s/o Govindasamy David Teo Simon Ko Kaliaperumal Johari Mohd Sadli Rahmat S Kassim Siew Seng Hai Chan Hui Liang Kathan Sankar General Secretary Hak Kong s/o Govindasamy Johari Mohd Sadli Members First Deputy General Secretary Au Kok Wah Rahmat S Kassim Danny Ho Chee Wai Neo Kwee Soon Second Deputy General Secretary Helmy Hassan Mohamed Rafi Haja Mohamed Abdul Azis Ahmad Yeo Hock Hin General Treasurer Foo Chee Yoon Sapuan Abdul Karim Winson Tan Kah Swee Abdul Azis Ahmad Winson Tan Lim Teck Chye Dass Martian Danny Ho Mohamed Rafi Yeo Hock Hin Au Kok Wah Helmy Hassan Jeffrey Yew Moon Yuen First Assistant General Treasurer Kah Swee Chee Wai Haja Mohamed Lim Teck Chye Internal Auditors Lee Eng Cheong Second Assistant General Yeo Choon Mun Treasurer Dass Martian Industrial Relations Officer Members Frank Lok Wung Cheong Abdul Malik Mohd Atan Abdul Razal s/o Abdul Kadar Jeanie Eliza Sulaiman Foo Chee Yoon Sapuan Abdul Jeffrey Yew Frank Lok Fitriyanti Iyon Karim Moon Yuen Wung Cheong Rose Ng Peng Koon Tricia Yu Mei Meng Waileen Song Swee Kian Yang Abdul Malik Mohd Abdul Razal Jeanie Eliza Fitriyanti Iyon Rose Ng Latiff Mohideen Ghani Atan s/o Abdul Kadar Sulaiman Peng Koon Steven Fok Loh Chuen Linda How Choong Chay

Internal Auditors Remy Tan Hee Joo Julia Ho Lai See

Tricia Yu Waileen Song Swee Kian Yang Latiff Mohideen Steven Fok Mei Meng Ghani Loh Chuen

Linda How Remy Tan Julia Ho Choong Chay Hee Joo Lai See

178 179 Singapore Shell Employees’ Union Singapore Stevedores’ Union

83 Clemenceau Avenue Shell House UE Square 6th Floor East Wing Singapore 239920 34 Upper Cross Street #04-168 Singapore 050034 T: 67358825 F: 67352125 W: www.sseu.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 65352606 F: 65352947 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 31 August 1984 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 31 August 1984 Term of Office 2008 to 2011 Date of Registration 1 May 1947 Date of Affiliation to NTUC July 1980 Term of Office 2008 to 2011

Advisors Advisors Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Ang Mong Seng Dr Muhammad Faishal Chin Harn Tong Peh Chin Hua Tan Cheng San

Dr Vivian Dr Muhammad Ang Mong Seng Chin Harn Tong Peh Chin Hua Tan Cheng San Balakrishnan FaishaI Ibrahim Trustees Trustees Oscar Oliveiro Ong Ah Heng Patricia Seah Tay Pea Hoo Sudanto Sastrosubroto Chua Cheng Poh

Oscar Oliveiro Patricia Seah Sudanto Ong Ah Heng Tay Pea Hoo Chua Cheng Poh Sastrosubroto Executive Council Executive Committee President President Jayakumar Mannar Lim Ah Kiat

Vice-Presidents Vice-President Hamad Jumadi Lim Hok Eng Ong Teck Beng General Secretary General Secretary Jayakumar Hamad Jumadi Ong Teck Beng Azman Abdul Jalal Lim Ah Kiat Lim Hok Eng Tan Chu Beng Tan Chu Beng Azman Abdul Jalal Mannar Assistant General Secretary Assistant General Secretary Ong Beng Kuan Fared Osman General Treasurer Executive Secretary Cheok Bock Heng Samuel Tan Boon Hui Assistant General Treasurer General Treasurer Chua Choon Hua Melvin Chan Kam Foo

Assistant General Treasurer Fared Osman Samuel Tan Melvin Chan Oh Beng Choo Ong Beng Kuan Cheok Bock Heng Chua Choon Hua Oh Beng Choo Boon Hui Kam Foo

Members Members Abdullah Sani Amin Chua Cheng Poh Abu Bakar Mohd Ali Chua Kim Cheng Mohd Amrith Mohd Yashim Tay Pea Hoo Paul Kong Sieng Chong Tan Cheng San Tan Wee Khim Nee Hock Woh Victor Teo Soon Heng Viktor Ye Kok Kheong Internal Auditor Lim Cheng Hoe Zainal Abidin Mohamad Abdullah Sani Abu Bakar Mohd Amrith Paul Kong Tan Wee Khim Chua Kim Cheng Nee Hock Woh Lim Cheng Hoe Lim Beng Guan Amin Mohd Ali Mohd Yashim Sieng Chong Internal Auditors Assistant Internal Auditor Elizabeth De Costa Lim Beng Guan Raja Lokman

Victor Teo Viktor Ye Kok Zainal Abidin Elizabeth De Raja Lokman Soon Heng Kheong Mohamad Costa

180 181 Singapore Tamil Teachers’ Union Singapore Teachers’ Union

394 Race Course Road Singapore 218649 Teachers’ Centre 162 Tagore Avenue Singapore 787752 T: 62935644 F: 62939824 E: [email protected] T: 64524403 F: 64584163 W: www.stu.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 6 March 1951 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1962 Term of Office 2008 to 2011 Date of Registration October 1946 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1962 Term of Office 2005 to 2009

Advisors Advisors S Iswaran Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Halimah Yacob Heng Chee How Zulkifli Mohammed Trustees Kaliayaperumal s/o Govindasamy Sivakumaran S/o Ramalingam Maahnekham s/o Kasi Visvanathan S Iswaran Halimah Yacob Zulkifli Mohammed Dr Vivian Heng Chee How Balakrishnan Executive Committee Trustees President John Ho Cheow Kuang S Samikannu Koh Ting Ting Leow Peng Kui Deputy President Neo Tick Watt AR Mashuthoo Wong Heng Tong Vice-President K Chandramoorthy S Samikannu AR Mashuthoo K Chandramoorthy S Nalluraj John Ho Koh Ting Ting Leow Peng Kui Neo Tick Watt Wong Heng Tong General Secretary Cheow Kuang S Nalluraj Executive Committee Deputy General Secretary President S Kuppusamy Mike Mariyappa Thiruman Assistant General Secretary Vice-Presidents R Vikneswari Lawrence Chua Niam Pheng General Treasurer Chew Yiu Chee A Visvalingam Siti Fauziah Jasman S Kuppusamy R Vikneswari A Visvalingam Bhupathy Sadasu Mike Mariyappa Lawrence Chua Chew Yiu Chee Siti Fauziah Assistant General Treasurer Thiruman Niam Pheng Jasman General Secretary Bhupathy Sadasu Edwin Lye Teck Hee Members Assistant General Secretaries Pon Sundararaju Chacko Cherry G Vijayarani Ariel Loh Lee Miang Maanvili Pandiyan Sabariah Kassim Kasi Veerasamy Jenny Tan Kin Kin (appointed) Kamaladevi Tan Lian Eng (appointed) A Mallika Shanthi General Treasurer Pon Sundararaju G Vijayarani Maanvili Pandiyan Kasi Veerasamy Edwin Lye Chacko Cherry Ariel Loh Sabariah Collin Keith Sebastian Internal Auditors Teck Hee Lee Miang Kassim Assistant General Treasurer A Anjappan Huang I Lung Indra Krishnan

Kamaladevi A Mallika Shanthi Jenny Tan Tan Lian Eng Collin Keith Huang I Lung Kin Kin Sebastian Members Billy Chew Fah San Edwin Chew Tec Heng Eli Chong Lo Han Alan Lim Beng Hua Catherine Lim Poh Eng Joel Teoh Yeow Hwee

Billy Chew Edwin Chew Eli Chong Alan Lim Internal Auditors Fah San Tec Heng Lo Han Beng Hua Mohamed Jufri Mohamed Hamzah Tan Boon Hoe

Catherine Lim Joel Teoh Mohamed Jufri Tan Boon Hoe Poh Eng Yeow Hwee Mohamed Hamzah

182 183 Singapore Technologies Singapore Union of Electronics Employees’ Union Broadcasting Employees

24 Ang Mo Kio Street 65 Singapore 569061 Caldecott Broadcast Centre Andrew Road Singapore 299939 T: 64819620/ 68494471 F: 62843237 E: [email protected] T: 62566539/ 63503275 F: 62568815 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 5 December 1969 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1970 Term of Office 2008 to 2011 Date of Registration 19 August 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC September 1981 Term of Office 2007 to 2010

Advisor Advisors Heng Chee How Lim Boon Heng Dr Wang Kai Yuen Trustees K Govindasamy Murugiah Krisnan Yeo Keng Yea Trustees Ramli Puteh Low Peng Lye Heng Chee How Muruglah Krisnan Yeo Keng Yea Lim Boon Heng Dr Wang Kai Yuen K Govindasamy Seah Hong Gim

Executive Committee Executive Committee President President Michael Low Kong San Ang Wah Lai First Vice-President Vice-President Leow Hock Lim KK Chandrasegaran Second Vice-President General Secretary Deakarajen s/o Vasutheyan Sanmugam Jessie Lim Siew Har Michael Low KK Jessie Lim Ang Wah Lai Leow Hock Lim Deakarajen Erat Vinodan Yam Tee Kwong General Secretary Kong San Chandrasegaran Siew Har s/o V Sanmugam Erat Vinodan Assistant General Secretary Deputy General Secretary Han Joe Min Yam Tee Kwong General Treasurer First Assistant Secretary S Peter Goh Kuay Teck Second Assistant Secretary Assistant General Treasurer Kin Choon Nah Mohammed Raffi Abdul Rahman General Treasurer Ng Sher Hak

Han Joe Min Goh Kuay Teck Mohammed Raffi S Peter Kin Choon Nah Ng Sher Hak Rosli Mohamed Assistant Treasurer Abdul Rahman Sani Rosli Mohamed Sani

Members Members Chia Sze Boon Steven Tan Soo Nguan Ho Wei Kuo Subramaniam Visvalingam William Hor Kar Fook Chern Fook Weng Bernard Lai Sau Meng PN Bala Supramaniam s/o Pakiry Narayanasamy M Jeevananthan Mohamad Mydeen s/o Abdul Rahman Elsie Quek Soo Lan Faidah Majid RP Sasidaran Garis Chua Chang Ngim Sim Siew Lect Rahmad Yahya Chia Sze Boon Ho Wei Kuo William Hor Bernard Lai M Jeevananthan Steven Tan Subramaniam Chern Fook Weng PN Bala Mohamad Mydeen Lim Boon Seng R Mahalingam Kar Fook Sau Meng Soo Nguan Visvalingam Supramaniam s/o Abdul Rahman Tan Peter s/o Pakiry Alice Lee Narayanasamy Ang Teng Ghee Internal Auditors Yong Yoke Nging Goh Aik Kim Mazlena Ahmad Masian Richard Khoo Teck Chiew Henry Wong Yew Fa

Industrial Relations Officer Internal Auditors Anna Koh Sock Meng Mohamed Fauzi Salim Talib Samuel Ho Wai Pui

Elsie Quek RP Sasidaran Rahmad Yahya R Mahalingam Tan Peter Faridah Majid Garis Chua Sim Siew Lect Lim Boon Seng Alice Lee Soo Lan Chang Ngim

Goh Aik Kim Richard Khoo Anna Koh Ang Teng Ghee Yong Yoke Nging Mazlena Henry Wong Teck Chiew Sock Meng Ahmad Mazlan Yew Fa

Mohamed Fauzi Samuel Ho Salim Talib Wai Pui

184 185 Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority Workers’ Union SmartCab Operators’ Association

c/o 45 Maxwell Road #15-00 The URA Centre Singapore 069118 141 Redhill Road Block C #03-01 Bukit Merah Skills Development Centre Singapore 158828 T: 62227814 F: 63243959 E: [email protected] T: 64727355 F: 64798470

Date of Registration 17 April 1975 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1975 Term of Office 2006 to 2009 Date of Registration 10 January 2005 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 10 January 2005 Term of Office 2009 to 2011

Advisors Advisor Indranee Thurai Rajah Seng Han Thong Dr Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim

Indranee Dr Muhammad Seng Han Thong Thurai Rajah Faishal Ibrahim Trustees Executive Committee Linda Lim President Mohd Yazid Idris Kong Nay Foo Karyn Tan Hwee Ching Executive Secretary Chang Meng Dong

Principal Industrial Relations Officer Linda Lim Mohd Yazid Idris Karyn Tan Kong Nay Foo Chang Meng Dong Wong Ho Chai Peggy Chen Wong Ho Chai Hwee Ching Pei Chi Principal Executive Executive Committee Peggy Chen Pei Chi President Freddy Lim Kah Chin

Vice-Presidents Manogaran Karuppiah Lee Chit Seng

General Secretary Freddy Lim Manogaran Lee Chit Seng Marimuthu Marimuthu Suppamal Kah Chin Karuppiah Suppamal Deputy General Secretary Thiruselve d/o Govindarajoo

Secretary Irwani Osman

General Treasurer Janice Neo Geok Eng

Assistant Treasurer Thiruselve d/o Irwani Osman Janice Neo Lim Swee Lee Lim Swee Lee Govindarajoo Geok Eng

Members Tan Lek Looi Heng Hock Chew Ho Huat Muhammad Hairul Osman Koh Cheng Kwang Rosnani Yahya Tang Soo Fun Jane Horn Yen Ching Tan Lek Looi Heng Hock Chew Ho Huat Muhammad Hairul Osman Internal Auditors Teresa Khoo Kim Chew Tan Quee Nai

Koh Cheng Kwang Rosnani Yahya Tang Soo Fun Jane Horn Yen Ching

Teresa Khoo Tan Quee Nai Kim Chew

186 187 SPRING Singapore Staff Union SMRT Taxi Operators’ Association

60 Woodlands Industries Park E4 Singapore 757705 c/o SPRING Singapore 2 Bukit Merah Central Singapore 159835 T: 68662759 F: 63693639 E: [email protected] T: 62793343 F: 62761436 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 27 March 1997 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1997 Term of Office 2009 to 2011 Date of Registration 24 September 1994 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 27 October 1994 Term of Office 2008 to 2011

Advisors Executive Committee Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng President Wee Siew Kim Dr Tan Kheok Juay

General Secretary Lee Peng Hon

Seng Han Thong Ong Ah Heng Wee Siew Kim Dr Tan Kheok Juay Lee Peng Hon Executive Secretary Lim Ann Liang

Treasurer Executive Committee Vincent Ang Ser How President Chia Hock Peng

Deputy-President Neo Kay Choon

General Secretary Lim Chye Lye Chia Hock Peng Neo Kay Choon Lim Chye Lye Susan Lim Lim Ann Liang Vincent Ang Ha Eng Ser How Assistant General Secretary Susan Lim Ha Eng Members Esther Chua Noi Huay Executive Secretary Pushparani d/o Palaniyandi Chang Meng Dong Tan Meng Kiang Honorary Treasurer Yap Boon Chung

Assistant Honorary Treasurer Chang Meng Dong Yap Boon Chung Esther Chua Pushparani Tan Meng Kiang Annie Goh-Neo Ai Lian Annie Goh- Neo Ai Lian Noi Huay d/o Palaniyandi

Members Goh Cheow Poon Kwek Ko Giam Tan Kim Kee John Leong Sock Heng

Internal Auditor Thng Ai Wah Goh Cheow Poon Kwek Ko Giam Tan Kim Kee John Leong Principal Industrial Sock Heng Relations Officer Wong Ho Chai

Principal Executive Peggy Chen Pei Chi

Thng Ai Wah Wong Ho Chai Peggy Chen Pei Chi

188 189 Staff Union of NTUC-ARU TransCab Operators’ Association

1 Marina Boulevard #11-01 NTUC Centre Singapore 018989 141 Redhill Road Block C #03-01 Bukit Merah Skills Development Centre Singapore 158828 T: 62138028 F: 64715012 E: [email protected] T: 64727355 F: 64798470

Date of Registration 6 February 1992 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1 April 1992 Term of Office 2007 to 2011 Date of Registration 10 January 2005 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 10 January 2005 Term of Office 2009 to 2011

Trustees Advisor Seng Han Thong Seng Han Thong Halimah Yacob Ong Chin Ang

Seng Han Thong Halimah Yacob Ong Chin Ang Seng Han Thong

Executive Executive Commitee Committee President President Ong Hian Teck Lulu Goh General Secretary Teo Han Cheng Vice-President Edmund Ng Executive Secretary Edmund Ng Ong Hian Teck Teo Han Cheng Chang Meng Dong General Secretary Lulu Goh Aishah Akil Cherrine Sim Aishah Akil Treasurer Lim Chin Chuan Assistant Secretaries Cherrine Sim Fabian Tan

General Treasurer Carmon Chio

Assistant General Treasurer Josephine Tan Fabian Tan Carmon Chio Josephine Tan Chang Meng Dong Lim Chin Chuan

Members Members Salwani Mahadi Koh Teng Meng Amy Tan Ang Beng Hai Rozyana Jaffar Michael Lim Principal Industrial Relations Phyllis Chng Officer Wong Ho Chai Internal Auditors Grace Lim Salwani Mahadi Amy Tan Rozyana Jaffar Michael Lim Koh Teng Meng Ang Beng Hai Wong Ho Chai Peggy Chen Principal Executive Rachel Low Pei Chi Peggy Chen Pei Chi

Young SUN Delegates Sharon Lim Samantha Lim

Phyllis Chng Grace Lim Rachel Low

Sharon Lim Samantha Lim

190 191 Times Publishing Group Union of ITE Training Staff Employees’ Union

Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Singapore 536196 16A Lorong 37 Geylang NTWU Building Singapore 387912 T: 62139288 F: 62881186 E: [email protected] T: 67477059 F: 67426941 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 20 November 1989 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 21 December 1989 Term of Office 2008 to 2010 Date of Registration 18 March 1976 Date of Affiliation to NTUC April 1976 Term of Office 2008 to 2011

Advisors Advisors Halimah Yacob R Sinnakaruppan Dr S Vasoo Zaqy Mohamad Goh Chee Wee Trustees Chiam Tau Poh Jimmy Ho Koon Juay Halimah Yacob Dr S Vasoo Goh Chee Wee R Sinnakaruppan Zaqy Mohamad Francis Yeo Kim Suee

Trustees Executive Commitee Yusoff Ali President Mok Chuk Guan Jeffrey Koh Weng Cheong Deputy President Paul Sim Sian Khoo General Secretary Yusoff Ali Jeffrey Koh Paul Sim Edwin Low Thiruchelvan Elson Koh Edwin Low Hock Chye Weng Cheong Sian Khoo Hock Chye s/o Nagamuthu Chun Chye Deputy General Secretaries Thiruchelvan s/o Nagamuthu Executive Committee Elson Koh Chun Chye President Andrew Lau Chan Meng Assistant Secretaries Muhammad Asri Arshad General Secretary Ng Chun Kee Rasul Beck s/o Hussian Beck General Treasurer Acting Assistant General Secretary Law Chee Kheong Jenny Chiam Soon Hiang Andrew Lau Rasul Beck Muhammad Asri Ng Chun Kee Law Chee Kheong Low Hock Siew Assistant Treasurer Chan Meng s/o Hussian Beck Arshad General Treasurer Low Hock Siew Sylvester Hsu Wen Cheng Members Assistant General Treasurer Jasni Mohamad Babu Jenny Chiam Soon Hiang Abdul Rahmat Mordiffi Chuminah Abdul Rahman Esther Heng Soi Moey Chng Wui Hiong Foo Chek Luan Tan Hock Chuan Jenny Chiam Sylvester Hsu Jasni Mohamad Abdul Rahmat Chuminah Abdul Esther Heng Tan Chun Kuang Soon Hiang Wen Cheng Babu Mordiffi Rahman Soi Moey Internal Auditors Eric Lim Teck Guan Members Lee Khuang Choo Azmi Jaffar @ Azmi Othman Bira Kunyi Abu Bakar Yeo Lai Huat

Internal Auditor Jennifer Siau

Azmi Jaffar Bira Kunyi Abu Yeo Lai Huat Chng Wui Hiong Foo Chek Luan Tan Hock Chuan Tan Chun Kuang @ Azmi Othman Bakar

192 193 Union of Power and Gas Employees Union of Security Employees

1A Woodleigh Park #03-09 Singapore Power Training Institute Singapore 357874 Block 261 Waterloo Centre #03-30 Waterloo Street Singapore 180261 T:62848769 F: 62848659 W: www.upage.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 63346393 F: 63346361 E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 28 September 1995 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 6 October 1995 Term of Office 2006 to 2010 Date of Registration 1 November 1978 Date of Affiliation to NTUC March 1980 Term of Office 2008 to 2012

Advisor Advisors Sin Boon Ann Zulkifli Mohammed Irene Ng Phek Hoong Michael Palmer Hri Kumar Nair

Sin Boon Ann Zulkifli Irene Ng Michael Palmer Hri Kumar Nair Mohammed Phek Hoong

Executive Council Trustees President Halimah Yacob Tay Seng Chye Lim Chin Siew Zulkifli Mohammed Vice-President Andrew Chew Thian Peng

Executive Secretary Tay Seng Chye Andrew Chew S Thiagarajan Nachiappan Halimah Yacob Lim Chin Siew S Thiagarajan Thian Peng RK Sinniah General Secretary Nachiappan RK Sinniah Executive Council General Treasurer President Durai Pandian K Nakalingam Silva

Deputy General Secretaries Vice-Presidents Tan Ban Leong Ahmad Jaffar Suseela A Singaram W Siva Anathan Anbalagan s/o Veeramuthu Anbalagan Durai Pandian K Tan Ban Leong Suseela A Nakalingam Silva Ahmad Jaafar W Siva Anathan Patrick Tay Executive Secretary Singaram s/o Veeramuthu Assistant General Treasurer Teck Guan Patrick Tay Teck Guan James Neil Manas Assistant Executive Secretary Assistant General Secretaries Andrew Lim Choon Guan Mohd Zulkifli Abdullah Chia Jee Kwang General Secretary Murugesan Sanjivanathan

General Treasurer Kalshum Mohamed Ali James Neil Manas Mohd Zulkifli Chia Jee Kwang Andrew Lim Murugesan Kalshum Abdullah Choon Guan Sanjivanathan Mohamed Ali

Members Members Chan Fook Leong Lawrence Lee Yeow Wei Mohammad Yusoff Salleh Mustaffa Kamal Bakri Yap Swee Bin Fong Bee Khai S Ramachandran Sarah Amir Hamzah Goh Choo Kiat R Panjiawarnam Industrial Relations Officers Adam Amin Desmond Lim Ann Liang Thomas K Pillay Chan Fook Leong Mohammad Yap Swee Bin S Ramachandran Goh Choo Kiat R Panjiawarnam Lawrence Lee Mustaffa Kamal Fong Bee Khai Don Lim Sheng Xiong Kathy Foo Swan Lian Yusoff Salleh Yeow Wei Bakri Ramu s/o Kunju Ismail Ta’at Ravuan Aman Mohamed Noor Said Ridzwan Mohd Zain Industrial Relations Officer Aaron Neo Yeow Ann

Consultants Adam Amin Thomas K Pillay Kathy Foo Ramu s/o Kunju Ismail Ta’at Ravuan Aman Mohammed Salleh Kassim Sarah Amir Desmond Don Lim Swan Lian Michael Tan Kok Liang Hamzah Lim Ann Liang Sheng Xiong

Mohamed Ridzwan Mohd Zain Aaron Neo Mohammed Michael Tan Noor Said Yeow Ann Salleh Kassim Kok Liang

194 195 Union of Telecoms United Workers of Electronic Employees of Singapore and Electrical Industries

15 Hill Street 3rd Storey Telephone House Complex II Singapore 179352 252 Tembeling Road #03-07 Tembeling Centre Singapore 423731 T:63371122 F: 63396040 W: www.utes.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 64402338 F: 64400268 W: www.uweei.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 1 November 1978 Date of Affiliation to NTUC March 1980 Term of Office 2008 to 2012 Date of Registration 14 July 1981 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 1 August 1981 Term of Office 2006 to 2010

Advisors Dr Ow Chin Hock Dr Wan Soon Bee Zulkifli Mohammed Oscar Oliveiro Dr Ong Seh Hong Trustees Sam Chong Keen Dr Ow Chin Hock Dr Wan Soon Bee Zulkifli Oscar Oliveiro Dr Ong Seh Hong Sam Chong Keen S Chandra Das Mohammed Halimah Yacob Executive Committee President Roger Tan Seng Chye First Vice-President Jupri Sumonor Second Vice-President Henry Wong Kok Man General Secretary S Chandra Das Halimah Yacob Roger Tan Jupri Sumonor Henry Wong Logarajah s/o Seng Chye Kok Man JK Sabapathy Logarajah s/o JK Sabapathy First Assistant General Secretary T Ramchandra Second Assistant General Secretary Rozina Abdul Rahman General Treasurer P Jaganathan Joseph First Assistant General Treasurer Joshua Benjamin Second Assistant General Treasurer Rohani Mohamad T Ramchandra Rozina Abdul P Jaganathan Joshua Benjamin Rohani Mohamad Rahman Joseph

Members Alice Sin Geok Lian Desmond Yong Teck Seng Hiu Hon Voon Idris Jaffar Jessie Yew Leong Peng Kamariah Md Zin K Naga Lechimi Mohammad Emran Hamid Alice Sin Desmond Yong Hiu Hon Voon Idris Jaffar Jessie Yew Kamariah Md Zin Ngo Hui Tin Geok Lian Teck Seng Leong Peng Peter Chia Hng Long Sophian Hadi Ismail Sulaiman Swed Tayip Abdul Rahman Thuvinder Singh s/o Bachan Singh Veerapillai Vijaya Kumari Woo Chee Woh Internal Auditor Charel Tan Mui Ling K Naga Lechimi Mohammad Ngo Hui Tin Peter Chia Sophian Hadi Sulaiman Swed Emran Hamid Hng Long Ismail

Tayip Abdul Thuvinder Singh Veerapillai Vijaya Woo Chee Woh Charel Tan Rahman s/o Bachan Singh Kumari Mui Ling

196 197 United Workers of Petroleum Industry Consumers Association of Singapore

37 Tessensohn Road Singapore 217658 170 Ghim Moh Road #05-01 Ulu Pandan Community Building Singapore 279621 T: 64660266 F: 64685404 W: www.uwpi.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 64611836 F: 64679055 W: www.case.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 10 January 1961 Date of Affiliation to NTUC January 1973 Term of Office 2006 to 2009 Date of Registration 11 August 1971 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 11 August 1971 (NTUC is our Founder member) Term of Office 2006 to 2009

Advisors Trustees Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Oscar Oliveiro Dr Toh See Kiat Tong Kok Yeo Seah Seng Choon

Dr Vivian Dr Toh See Kiat Seah Seng Choon Oscar Oliveiro Tong Kok Yeo Balakrishnan Trustees Executive Committee Halimah Yacob President Tham Tien Hoong Yeo Guat Kwang Abdul Aziz Rahim Vice-Presidents Lim Biow Chuan Assoc Prof Ang Peng Hwa

Halimah Yacob Yeo Guat Kwang Lim Biow Chuan Assoc Prof Ang Secretary Peng Hwa Seah Seng Choon General Treasurer Executive Committee Assoc Prof Toh Mun Heng President Benedict Chan Wai Meng Assistant General Treasurer Richard Lim Teong Seng Vice-President Goh Keng Hak

General Secretary Karthikeyan Krishnamurthy Benedict Chan Goh Keng Hak Karthikeyan Ho Shiong Yee Seah Seng Choon Assoc Prof Toh Richard Lim Wai Meng Krishnamurthy Mun Heng Teong Seng Assistant General Secretaries Ho Shiong Yee Members William Wong Kwok Wah Mohamed Idris Mohamed Ibrahim Sebastian Quek General Treasurer Yeo Chun Fing Paul Anpalagan s/o Karuppiah Ivan Chong Hon Kuan Peter Leong Weng Kwai Assistant General Treasurers Ng Yuen Hamzah Daud Clara Lee Jaasveer Singh Dr Goh Bee Hua Hamzah Daud Mohamed Idris Sebastian Quek Yeo Chun Fing Ivan Chong Peter Leong Weng William Wong Paul Anpalagan Jaasveer Singh Toh Yong Chuan Mohamed Ibrahim Hon Kuan Kwai Kwok Wah s/o Karuppiah Captain Robin Foo Dr Larry Haverkamp Members Max Lim Yew Lee Abdul Rahman SA Bahajjaj Abul Kalam Azad s/o N Savukat Ally Muhammad Aswadi Dr Chew Siang Thai Tarmidi Mohd Amin Joe Woo Ah Leng Alternate Internal Auditor S Rasadran Benedict & Associates CPA – Mariah Ibrahim External Auditor Astika Arham Roy Ng Tong Heng Abdul Rahman Muhammad Tarmidi Mohd Joe Woo S Rasadran Ng Yuen Clara Lee Dr Goh Bee Hua Toh Yong Chuan Captain Robin Foo Assistant Directors David Tan Tian Ann SA Bahajjaj Aswadi Amin Ah Leng Thevanathan Pillay (Legal) Kamariah Rajainthiran Clara Yeo Gim See (Accounts, John Lee HR & Admin) Norzaimi Zainal Khong Wai Mie (CaseTrust) Mohd Irwan Ahmad Tan Siew Lian (Consumers Relations) KSS Selvam Zulkifli Abubakar

Mariah Ibrahim Astika Arham Roy Ng Tong Heng David Tan Kamariah Dr Larry Max Lim Abul Kalam Azad Dr Chew Tian Ann Rajainthiran Haverkamp Yew Lee s/o N Savukat Ally Siang Thai

John Lee Norzaimi Zainal Mohd Irwan KSS Selvam Zulkifli Abubakar Ahmad

198 199 United Workers of Petroleum Industry Consumers Association of Singapore

37 Tessensohn Road Singapore 217658 170 Ghim Moh Road #05-01 Ulu Pandan Community Building Singapore 279621 T: 64660266 F: 64685404 W: www.uwpi.org.sg E: [email protected] T: 64611836 F: 64679055 W: www.case.org.sg E: [email protected]

Date of Registration 10 January 1961 Date of Affiliation to NTUC January 1973 Term of Office 2006 to 2009 Date of Registration 11 August 1971 Date of Affiliation to NTUC 11 August 1971 (NTUC is our Founder member) Term of Office 2006 to 2009

Advisors Trustees Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Oscar Oliveiro Dr Toh See Kiat Tong Kok Yeo Seah Seng Choon

Dr Vivian Dr Toh See Kiat Seah Seng Choon Oscar Oliveiro Tong Kok Yeo Balakrishnan Trustees Executive Committee Halimah Yacob President Tham Tien Hoong Yeo Guat Kwang Abdul Aziz Rahim Vice-Presidents Lim Biow Chuan Assoc Prof Ang Peng Hwa

Halimah Yacob Yeo Guat Kwang Lim Biow Chuan Assoc Prof Ang Secretary Peng Hwa Seah Seng Choon General Treasurer Executive Committee Assoc Prof Toh Mun Heng President Benedict Chan Wai Meng Assistant General Treasurer Richard Lim Teong Seng Vice-President Goh Keng Hak

General Secretary Karthikeyan Krishnamurthy Benedict Chan Goh Keng Hak Karthikeyan Ho Shiong Yee Seah Seng Choon Assoc Prof Toh Richard Lim Wai Meng Krishnamurthy Mun Heng Teong Seng Assistant General Secretaries Ho Shiong Yee Members William Wong Kwok Wah Mohamed Idris Mohamed Ibrahim Sebastian Quek General Treasurer Yeo Chun Fing Paul Anpalagan s/o Karuppiah Ivan Chong Hon Kuan Peter Leong Weng Kwai Assistant General Treasurers Ng Yuen Hamzah Daud Clara Lee Jaasveer Singh Dr Goh Bee Hua Hamzah Daud Mohamed Idris Sebastian Quek Yeo Chun Fing Ivan Chong Peter Leong Weng William Wong Paul Anpalagan Jaasveer Singh Toh Yong Chuan Mohamed Ibrahim Hon Kuan Kwai Kwok Wah s/o Karuppiah Captain Robin Foo Dr Larry Haverkamp Members Max Lim Yew Lee Abdul Rahman SA Bahajjaj Abul Kalam Azad s/o N Savukat Ally Muhammad Aswadi Dr Chew Siang Thai Tarmidi Mohd Amin Joe Woo Ah Leng Alternate Internal Auditor S Rasadran Benedict & Associates CPA – Mariah Ibrahim External Auditor Astika Arham Roy Ng Tong Heng Abdul Rahman Muhammad Tarmidi Mohd Joe Woo S Rasadran Ng Yuen Clara Lee Dr Goh Bee Hua Toh Yong Chuan Captain Robin Foo Assistant Directors David Tan Tian Ann SA Bahajjaj Aswadi Amin Ah Leng Thevanathan Pillay (Legal) Kamariah Rajainthiran Clara Yeo Gim See (Accounts, John Lee HR & Admin) Norzaimi Zainal Khong Wai Mie (CaseTrust) Mohd Irwan Ahmad Tan Siew Lian (Consumers Relations) KSS Selvam Zulkifli Abubakar

Mariah Ibrahim Astika Arham Roy Ng Tong Heng David Tan Kamariah Dr Larry Max Lim Abul Kalam Azad Dr Chew Tian Ann Rajainthiran Haverkamp Yew Lee s/o N Savukat Ally Siang Thai

John Lee Norzaimi Zainal Mohd Irwan KSS Selvam Zulkifli Abubakar Ahmad

198 199 Employment and Employability Ong Teng Cheong Labour Institute Pte Ltd Leadership Institute

141 Redhill Road #01-01 Singapore 158828 1 Marina Boulevard #10-01 NTUC Centre Singapore 018989 T: 64740606 F: 64715060 W: www.e2i.com.sg T: 62138133 F: 63273755 E: [email protected]

Chairman Board of Governors Ong Ye Kung Chairman Tharman Shanmugaratnam

Governors Lim Boon Heng Lim Swee Say Prof Tan Chorh Chuan Ong Ye Kung Tharman Lim Boon Heng Lim Swee Say Prof Tan John De Payva Shanmugaratnam Chorh Chuan Heng Chee How Ong Yen Her Directors Bob Tan Beng Hai Boon Yoon Chiang Director (OTC Institute) Chan Heng Kee S Thiagarajan Anna Chan Mary Yeo Chor Gek Png Cheong Boon Philip Su Poon Ghee Adeline Sum Wai Fun Boon Yoon Chiang Chan Heng Kee Anna Chan Mary Yeo John De Payva Heng Chee How Ong Yen Her Bob Tan Chor Gek Beng Hai

Png Cheong Boon Philip Su Adeline Sum S Thiagarajan Poon Ghee Wai Fun

Director/Chief Executive Officer Ang Hin Kee

Ang Hin Kee

200 201 INDEX

NTUC Central Committee 50 SEEU SIA Engineering Company Engineers and Executives Union 162 Director-General’s office 52 SIASU Singapore Airlines Staff Union 163 Singapore Labour Foundation Social Enterprise Development Council 104 SATSWU Singapore Airport Terminal Services Workers’ Union 164 1 Marina Boulevard #11-01 NTUC Centre Singapore 018989 NTUC SOCIAL ENTERPRISES T: 62138585 F: 63273700 W: www.slf.gov.sg SBEU Singapore Bank Employees’ Union 165 NTUC Choice Homes Co-operative Limited 106 SBOA Singapore Bank Officers’ Association 166 NTUC Club 108 SCTU Singapore Chinese Teachers’ Union 167 NTUC Eldercare Co-operative Limited 110 SGSWA Singapore Government Shorthand NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Limited 112 Writers’ Association 168 NTUC First Campus Co-operative Limited 114 SISEU Singapore Industrial and Services Employees’ Union 169 Board of Directors NTUC Foodfare Co-operative Limited 116 Chairman SIEU Singapore Insurance Employees’ Mah Bow Tan NTUC Healthcare Co-operative Limited 118 Union 170 Deputy Chairman NTUC Income Insurance Co-operative Limited 120 SITU Singapore Interpreters’ and Lim Boon Heng Translators’ Union 171 NTUC LearningHub Private Limited 122 Directors SMTU Singapore Malay Teachers’ Union 172 Lim Swee Say Mah Bow Tan Lim Boon Heng Lim Swee Say David Wong NTUC Link Private Limited 124 David Wong SMMWU The Singapore Manual & Mercantile NTUC Media Co-operative Limited 126 Stephen Lee Workers’ Union 173 Bobby Chin NTUC Thrift and Loan Co-operative Limited 128 Ng Kok Song SMOU Singapore Maritime Officers’ Union 174 Chief Executive Officer/Secretary SNUJ Singapore National Union of Journalists 175 Adeline Sum Wai Fun NTUC-AFFILIATED UNIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS SOS Singapore Organisation of Seamen 176 AESU Air Transport Executive Staff Union 132 SPWU Singapore Port Workers Union 177 AUPDRW Amalgamated Union of Stephen Lee Bobby Chin Ng Kok Song Adeline Sum SPHEU Singapore Press Holdings Public Daily Rated Workers 133 Wai Fun Employees’ Union 178 AUPE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees 134 Employment and SLF Properties SLF Clubs SRCEU Singapore Refining Company Employability Institute Pte Ltd Aranda Country Club AUSBE Amalgamated Union of Statutory Board Employees’ Union 179 Pte Ltd 1 Marina Boulevard 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3 Employees 136 141 Redhill Road #01-01 #11-01 NTUC Centre Singapore 519497 SSEU-Shell Singapore Shell Employees’ Union 180 Singapore 018989 BATU Building Construction and Singapore 158828 Tel 65846811 SSU Singapore Stevedores’ Union 181 Tel 64716016 Tel 62138585 Fax 65841036 Timber Industries Employees’ Union 137 Fax 64715060 Fax 63273700 www.arandaclub.org.sg STTU Singapore Tamil Teachers’ Union 182 www.e2i.com.sg CIASEU Changi International Airport Services Chairman Chairman President Employees’ Union 138 STU Singapore Teachers’ Union 183 Goh Chee Wee Ong Ye Kung Noris Ong CIEU Chemical Industries Employees’ Union 139 STEEU Singapore Technologies Electronics Directors Directors Treasurer Employees’ Union 184 Boon Yoon Chiang Cyrille Tan Soo Leng Liu Tsun Kie CCOA CityCab Operators’ Association 140 Chan Heng Kee Willy Shee Ping Yah SUBE Singapore Union of Broadcasting Anna Chan Adeline Sum Wai Fun CTOA Comfort Taxi Operators’ Association 141 Members Employees 185 Mary Yeo Chor Gek Victor Pang Koon Seah Png Cheong Boon OMB Pte Ltd Simon Lam DBSSU DBS Staff Union 142 Philip Su Poon Ghee SURAWU Singapore Urban Redevelopment 1 Marina Boulevard Dominic Ang ESU Education Services Union 143 Authority Workers’ Union 186 Adeline Sum Wai Fun #11-01 NTUC Centre Director/Chief Singapore 018989 General Manager/Secretary EMSEU ExxonMobil Singapore Employees’ Union 144 SCOA SmartCab Operators’ Association 187 Executive Officer Tel 62138585 Richard Foo Ang Hin Kee Fax 63273700 FDAWU Food, Drinks and Allied Workers’ Union 145 STOA SMRT Taxi Operators’ Association 188 Orchid Country Club Pasir Ris Resort Chairman 1 Orchid Club Road HSEU Healthcare Services Employees’ Union 146 SSSU SPRING Singapore Staff Union 189 Pte Ltd David Wong Singapore 769162 1 Marina Boulevard Tel 67559811 HDBSU Housing and Development Board SUN Staff Union of NTUC-ARU 190 #11-01 NTUC Centre Directors Fax 67524255 Staff Union 147 Singapore 018989 Adeline Sum Wai Fun www.orchidclub.com TCOA TransCab Operators’ Association 191 Tel 62138585 Cyrille Tan Soo Leng IRASSU Inland Revenue Authority of Fax 63273700 TPGEU Times Publishing Group Employees’ Union 192 President Singapore Staff Union 148 Lim Jit Poh Chairman SLF International UITS Union of ITE Training Staff 193 Lim Jit Poh Pte Ltd KEU Keppel Employees’ Union 149 Captain Directors 1 Marina Boulevard Oscar Oliveiro UPAGE Union of Power and Gas Employees 194 Oscar Oliveiro #11-01 NTUC Centre KFEU Keppel FELS Employees’ Union 150 Singapore 018989 USE Union of Security Employees 195 Lee Suan Hiang Treasurer MIWU Metal Industries Workers’ Union 151 Teo Yock Ngee Tel 62138585 Fax 63273700 Chong Kee Hiong UTES Union of Telecoms Employees of Singapore 196 Yeo Khee Leng NTWU National Transport Workers’ Union 152 Adeline Sum Wai Fun Directors Members UWEEI United Workers of Electronics General Manager NEU NatSteel Employees’ Union 153 Goh Chee Wee John De Payva and Electrical Industries 197 Dominic Ang Tan Ah Ee Adeline Sum Wai Fun NPASU Ngee Ann Polytechnic Academic Staff Union 154 Yeo Khee Leng UWPI United Workers of Petroleum Industry 198 SLF Leisure Ong Teck Ghee Enterprises (Pte) Ltd SLF AMK Pte Ltd Susan Gan NCSU NTUC Club Staff Union 155 1 Marina Boulevard 1 Marina Boulevard Adeline Sum Wai Fun POU Port Officers’ Union 156 #11-01 NTUC Centre #11-01 NTUC Centre NTUC-RELATED ORGANISATIONS Singapore 018989 Singapore 018989 General Manager/Secretary PTOA Premier Taxi Operators’ Association 157 Tel 62138585 Tel 62138585 Choo Wee Khiang CASE Consumers Association of Singapore 199 Fax 63273700 Fax 63273700 PUBEU Public Utilities Board Employees’ Union 158 Chairman e2i Employment and Employability Chairman Lim Jit Poh Institute Pte Ltd 200 Willy Shee Ping Yah RLEU Reuters Local Employees Union 159 Directors SSEU- Sembawang Shipyard Employees’ Union 160 OTC Ong Teng Cheong Labour Leadership Oscar Oliveiro Director INSTITUTE Institute 201 Lee Suan Hiang Adeline Sum Wai Fun Sembawang Yeo Khee Leng SLF Singapore Labour Foundation 202 Lim Kuang Beng SMEEU Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Adeline Sum Wai Fun Employees’ Union 161 General Manager Dominic Ang 202 203