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Singapore's only resource is its people. It has made human resource development (HRD) a key strategy for economic development since its inception. Its economic success story is entwined with the training and development of its workforce. A national manpower development infrastructure has been put in place to facilitate training and lifelong learning of its people for the twenty-first century under a master plan called Manpower 21. Continuous training and skills development has been possible through close cooperation between the state, employers and the unions through unique working relationships between several policymaking institutions, such as the National Manpower Council and the National Wages Council.
Singapore's only resource is its people. It has made human resource development (HRD) a key strategy for economic ... Show Full Abstract
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Authors: Osman-Gani, Aahad M.; Tan, Wee-Liang Date: 2000 Geographic subjects: Asia; Singapore Journal title: International journal of training and development Resource type: Article Subjects: Lifelong learning; Workforce development; Skills and knowledge; |
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