SINGAPORE - Newly-minted MP Yeo Wan Ling has joined the NTUC as a director in two of its departments, The Straits Times has learnt.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Newly-minted MP Yeo Wan Ling has joined the NTUC as a director in two of its departments, The Straits Times has learnt.
Ms Yeo, an MP for Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC, was previously the chief executive of social enterprise Caregiver Asia.The NTUC spokesman said that as with all new senior staff members, Ms Yeo will be engaging with its affiliated unions and associations so as to better understand and speak up on ground concerns.
Her role in the Women and Family Unit will be to strengthen the labour movement's outreach to women, and work on protecting their livelihoods as well as supporting their careers. In EDB, Ms Yeo worked closely with SMEs both in Singapore as well as overseas, across various industries like manufacturing and IT, added the spokesman.
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