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The CPF account created for retirement savings and monthly payouts.
A responsibility-assignment model identifying who is responsible, accountable, consulted and informed for each task or decision.
A two-star flag-officer rank in the Republic of Singapore Navy.
The process of recording, assessing, treating and monitoring risks associated with an activity or operation.
A management panel that reviews officers’ performance or readiness comparatively using the agency’s framework and evidence.
A sporting or community event held under the Yellow Ribbon movement to support rehabilitation and second chances.
A process in which managers review proposed assessments together to improve consistency and apply shared standards.
Rates used to assign the cost of staff time, services or shared resources to a project, client or business unit.
The organisational processes used to assess employees comparatively and decide promotion readiness or outcomes.
A charity fund that helps eligible patients with rare diseases afford high-cost medicines and treatment.
An investment measure comparing average annual accounting profit with the initial or average amount invested.
A rapid diagnostic test that detects specific antigens from a pathogen, commonly used for quick COVID-19 screening.
A major Singapore expressway connecting the city and southern waterfront with western areas including Jurong and Tuas.
The maximum permitted proportion of foreign workers in an employer's workforce for a particular sector.
An employee paid according to days or hours worked rather than through a monthly-rated salary arrangement.
A light automated rail system that provides feeder connections within selected Singapore towns and links them to the MRT network.
Singapore's high-capacity urban rail system, comprising multiple lines connecting towns, business districts and major destinations.
A framework under which the Government owns rail assets and operators run services under licences.
A graduate school and research institution specialising in international affairs, security and strategic studies.
A measure comparing a financial institution's capital with its risk-weighted assets to assess financial resilience.
The percentage of views or impressions that result in a click on a link or advertisement.
Wireless communications designed for short-range, low-latency exchanges between vehicles, roadside equipment or other devices.
Permits authorising specified fund-raising activities connected with foreign causes or beneficiaries.
A passenger railway designed to operate at substantially higher speeds than conventional intercity rail.
A sensing method that measures distance by emitting laser light and analysing its reflection.
A housing-loan limit based on the share of a borrower's monthly income used for mortgage repayments.
An annual address by Singapore's Prime Minister setting out major national issues, priorities and policy directions.
A cross-border rail link under development between Woodlands North in Singapore and Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru.
Singapore's volume-weighted average rate of borrowing transactions in the unsecured overnight interbank Singapore-dollar cash market.
A borrowing limit based on the share of monthly income used to service all debt.
The average number of children a woman would have if current age-specific fertility rates continued throughout her reproductive years.
Legislation establishing measures to preserve racial harmony and address conduct that threatens it.
A Singapore public-transport group whose SMRT brand derives from its historical name, Singapore Mass Rapid Transit.
A collective term for chemical, biological and radiological hazards, threats or defence capabilities.
A collective term for hazards involving chemical, biological, radiological or explosive materials and the capabilities used to manage them.