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Young Singapore NTUC

— theme: Trade Unions and the Rights of Young Workers
— country: Asia, ASEAN, South-East Asia, Singapore

Young NTUC is the official youth wing of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC). Launched in April 2005, Young NTUC represents working adults aged below 35 years old and currently has a membership base of more than 160,000, making it the largest youth movement in Singapore.

Affiliation
Workers' Organization
Date of Establishment
2005
Contact No.
(65) 6213 8008
Address
NTUC Centre
No 1, Marina Boulevard
#11-01, One Marina Boulevard
Singapore 018989
Email Address
youngntuc@ntuc.org.sg
Website
http://www.youngntuc.org.sg/main/index.asp

      1. Source of funding

Members

     2. Mission and Objectives

Outreach to members takes place on two levels; either at their workplaces or through specific interests. At the workplace, youths take on leadership and advocacy positions and help to look after the interests of their colleagues with the support of the Young NTUC national secretariat. For members who do not have unions at their workplaces, the Young NTUC secretariat helps to function as the surrogate for their activities and passions, equipping them with the necessary resources and skills to do well.

Young NTUC programmes are designed to do good by doing well and aim to achieve two objectives, engagement and visibility.

Engagement programmes are run entirely by activists. Over the years, Young NTUC activists have taken on volunteer projects with or raised funds for several elder care and children homes as well as animal concerns agencies and environmental advocates in Singapore.

     3. Areas of work relating to youth employment

rights for young workers, capacity building of young trade unionists

     4. Partners and areas of partnerships

national and international trade union organizations

     5.  Existing or potential partnerships with the ILO

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     6. Successful youth employment interventions

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