The Singaporean government has accepted the National Wage Council's (NWC) recommendations to restore the employers' central provident fund (CPF) contribution rate back to 20%.
Following a 10 percentage-point cut in employers’ CPF contribution during Singapore’s economic downturn, the government restored two percentage-points in April 2000 and four percentage-points in Ja...
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