Bad breath. Everyone has suffered from it at some point in their lives. Why does it happen and what can you do about it?

By Catherine GS Lim

As Singapore becomes more cosmopolitan, we see increasing numbers of foreigners coming to our shores and contributing to our economic advancement. But their presence has caused resentment among some Singaporeans. Do foreigners face a hard time in Singapore as a result?

By Nazirah Akhtar

The economies of different societies have definitely benefited from the entry of women into the work force. But can they go higher, or are they destined to quietly boost the economy on the lower rungs of the career ladder?

By Martha Lee

According to International Labour Organisation, women represent over 40% of the global labour force today.

Dread going to work? Feel persistently sad, anxious or “empty”? You may be suffering from work-related depression. Depression is a real problem in the workplace these days and victims often suffer in silence. Denise Chew details how you can recognise the symptoms and the ways for you to address the problem.

By Denise Chew

Ever worry about boring someone else to tears, either because you have nothing to say or you’re rehashing the same old details of a mundane life? Joshua Rayan’s here to help spice up your conversation and your life!

By Joshua Rayan

Plan your career and have a good idea of what’s next for you because bosses love talent that wants to go places.

By Anna Murphy

Juggling work and academic studies is no mean feat, and Lu Jiahui can attest to that.

For many professionals, education is perceived as the gateway to career advancement. But how do you survive becoming a student all over again?

By Nazirah Akhtar

Furthering your education in the middle of a career is a big decision. Career Central helps you along with the factors you need to consider and the options you have.

By Melody Tan

With the changing economy, new knowledge has to be attained to remain relevant and competitive in the jobs market. Hence there is an increased pressure to upgrade existing skills and qualifications.

Conventional jobs make the world go round, but sometimes life gives you a better view when you’re not always walking on the safe side. How do you do this, and what’s it like?

By Joshua Rayan