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A document format designed to preserve page layout, fonts and graphics across different devices and software.
Vocational licence required to provide private-hire car driving services in Singapore.
Structured activities intended to help an employee address performance gaps and improve effectiveness.
An authorised security test that simulates attacks to identify exploitable weaknesses in systems, applications or networks.
A work pass for high-earning foreign professionals that is not tied to a specific employer.
A collaboration between the Pro-Enterprise Panel and Singapore Business Federation to surface and address business regulatory issues.
IDA's former flexible-benefits scheme, renamed PERKS in 2005 to give staff a broader choice of personal-enrichment benefits.
A local personnel-support point providing manpower administration and services to assigned units or users.
A specialised police vehicle equipped to support tactical response during public-order incidents.
To admit the offence charged and accept conviction without contesting the charge at trial.
A postgraduate professional qualification preparing degree holders to become teachers.
A participating clinic activated during public-health emergencies to provide subsidised assessment, treatment and outbreak-related services.
A salary increment granted when an employee is promoted to a higher grade or appointment.
A structured review conducted after implementation to determine whether intended outcomes were achieved and what should change.
A system of cryptographic keys, digital certificates and trusted authorities used to verify identities and secure communications.
An operation involving military, police or civilian personnel deployed to help maintain peace and stability.
Military or civilian missions deployed to help maintain peace, protect civilians and support post-conflict stability.
A small personal transport device, such as an e-scooter, subject to active-mobility rules.
Patient-facing information explaining how to use a medicine safely, its important risks and when to seek medical advice.
A professional project-management certification awarded to people who meet prescribed experience, education and examination requirements.
The person designated to oversee a licensed healthcare provider's administration, compliance and operational responsibilities.
The formal order issued to a supplier after the required procurement and expenditure approvals have been obtained.
A small-scale implementation used to test whether an idea or technology is technically or operationally feasible.
A department responsible for day-to-day personnel operations and employee-service delivery.
Evidence that goods, documents or services were delivered to the intended recipient.
A law enabling directions and other measures to counter online falsehoods that affect the public interest.
A group-insurance scheme providing specified coverage to eligible public officers.
People identified as relevant to an inquiry, assessment or operation and requiring attention or further information.
An aptitude-based early admissions route to selected polytechnic courses.
ECDA scheme supporting participating preschool operators to improve affordability, accessibility and quality.
A document specifying security requirements for a category of products to support formal evaluation or certification.
The Public Administration Medal, awarded to public officers for outstanding efficiency, competence and devotion to duty.
A challenge or competition inviting participants to analyse a public-policy problem and propose responses.
A form used before and after a course to record expectations, learning, application and follow-up actions.
Court order intended to protect a person from family violence by restraining the respondent from committing further violence.
A form used to set performance plans and record subsequent review, feedback and assessment.
A construction method using factory-finished volumetric modules that are transported to site and assembled into a building.
A question filed by a Member of Parliament for oral or written answer, which may require agencies to prepare facts, lines and a draft reply.
An immigration status allowing a non-citizen to reside in Singapore on a long-term basis, subject to applicable conditions.
An internal request to start a purchase, route it for approval and, where applicable, convert it into a purchase order.
An internal request seeking approval to purchase specified goods or services.
A physical-fitness test taken before enlistment to determine readiness or eligibility for specified National Service arrangements.
National research programme strengthening Singapore's capabilities to prepare for and respond to infectious-disease threats.
Public-housing flats provided at subsidised rent to eligible lower-income households.
A performance-recognition or incentive scheme intended to encourage and reward organisational excellence.
A programme supporting parents’ emotional well-being to strengthen children’s learning and development.