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The Workers’ Party is encouraged to see the policy changes announced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in his maiden National Day Rally speech on 18 August 2024. First, we welcome the announcement of the new SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support Scheme, which will help lower and middle-income workers who have lost their...
Mr Speaker, My speech today will focus on strengthening workers' rights in Singapore, particularly with regard to trade unions, Platform Work Associations (PWAs), and the representation framework for ride-hailing and delivery service workers introduced in the Platform Workers Bill.
Why Support the Workers’ Party? If you and other Singaporeans support the Workers’ Party, ordinary Singaporeans will have a greater say in the way our lives are governed. Singapore belongs to all of us. It is our home. Political parties exist to serve you.
As we welcome a new year, the Workers’ Party will continue to work hard and make an impact on policies and policy changes for the betterment of all Singaporeans. I wish to extend my gratitude to all our residents, volunteers, supporters, donors and Party members who have kept faith with us in 2023.
Our Central Executive Committee & Members of Parliament - The Workers' Party. Central Executive Committee. Sylvia Lim Swee Lian 林瑞莲 Chair sylvia.lim@wp.sg. Muhamad Faisal bin Abdul Manap 莫哈默费沙 Vice Chair faisal.manap@wp.sg. Pritam Singh 毕丹星 Secretary-General pritam.singh@wp.sg. He Ting Ru 何廷儒 Treasurer tingru.he@wp.sg.
Mohamed Fairoz. “I joined WP because of the 2001 elections.”. Read more.
Today, after nearly 6 decades, Workers’ Party’s members, supporters, well-wishers, voters who have been supporting the Party, as well as many others who have played a part in contributing to the survival of the Party, are all proud that they have helped to preserve a vital part of Singapore’s political culture and to have kept the the ...
On May Day this year, the Workers’ Party warned that Singaporeans were living through one of the most rapid cost of living rises in history, eroding the purchasing power of their wages.
Workers’ Party members are better off retaining our sights on our own political conduct, and to reflect and act with circumspection and thoughtfulness. The public may want an elected opposition in Parliament, but we have to earn our place and work hard both in our Town Councils and in Parliament to retain the confidence and support of our people.
