Market Chatter: Only 15% of Singapore Workers Feel Confident Over Job Security Amid AI Drive

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Market Chatter: Only 15% of Singapore Workers Feel Confident Over Job Security Amid AI Drive

MT Newswires05-26 12:23

Only 15% of workers in Singapore believe their jobs are safe amid the adoption of AI in workplaces, the Business Times reported Tuesday, citing the People at Work 2026 report by cloud-based human resources services provider ADP.

The number is low compared with a regional average of 18% and the global average of 22%, the report said.

"In Singapore, employees are not only thinking about whether they have a job today, but also whether their roles will remain relevant tomorrow," Jessica Zhang, senior vice-president for the Asia-Pacific at ADP, was quoted as saying.

Workers aged between 18 and 26 in Singapore had a more optimistic outlook, with 22% feeling secure in their jobs, the report said.

(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

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