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With more people turning to gig work and freelancing, are unions truly stepping up for them? And with CPF contributions now in play, are they feeling the squeeze? We also dive into how NTUC Secretary-General Ng Chee Meng's military background influences his approach to union work - strategizing beyond traditional boundaries to protect workers' interests.
(02:20) Platform workers’ discontent with CPF contributions
(09:50) How NTUC handles cases of workplace bullying
(12:00) Mr Ng’s journey from military leader to Labour Chief of NTUC
(19:35) How do platform workers and freelancers respond to unions?
(25:25) Why Mr Ng is optimistic about the future of unions in Singapore
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