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Singapore’s workforce shows gains in resilience, slips in engagement: reports

Nurdianah Md Nur
Nurdianah Md Nur • 2 min read
Singapore’s workforce shows gains in resilience, slips in engagement: reports
According to Intellect, Singapore workers are managing stress better but losing motivation. This could weigh on productivity as Indeed's data points to a cooling hiring market. Photo: Pexels
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Despite getting better at handling pressure, Singapore’s workforce is becoming less motivated.

According to Intellect's Workplace Wellbeing 360 Report 2026, employees in the city-state recorded a 10.4 percentage-point improvement in stress management over the past year. Productivity edged up 2.9 points.

However, mental well-being barely moved, rising less than one percentage point against a 10.2-point gain globally. The gap becomes more pronounced in employee engagement, which fell by 1.1 points in Singapore even as it rose 2.6 points globally. Taken together, the figures point to resilience without deeper engagement.

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