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26/100
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Government technology · Singapore
GovTech Singapore
Current work outlook
Singapore's Government Technology Agency completed the second phase of its restructuring, with 38 employees leaving, primarily from roles built around traditional project delivery. GovTech said 106 people would remain in their current roles and another 106 could enter conversion or apprenticeship pathways; a third phase is expected in mid-2027.
Updated October 22, 2026 · Evidence from public sources
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StabilityElevated risk
23/100
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Financial healthUnder pressure
39/100
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Filter in all signals ↗GovTech Singapore cuts 38 roles in the second phase of its workforce overhaul
Singapore's Government Technology Agency completed the second phase of its restructuring, with 38 employees leaving, primarily from roles built around traditional project delivery. GovTech said 106 people would remain in their current roles and another 106 could enter conversion or apprenticeship pathways; a third phase is expected in mid-2027.
Employee impact
Read full analysis →The agency is shifting from traditional project delivery toward stronger internal product and engineering ownership. That may support demand for software engineering, product, data and cybersecurity skills, but candidates in project-delivery roles should expect elevated risk until the final restructuring phase is complete.