Work-Life Grant provides companies funding support to implement and sustain flexible work arrangements (FWAs) for all employees, to create work-life harmony at the workplace.
Employers will receive funding support to implement FWAs that will provide their employees with greater autonomy over their working schedule and improve job satisfaction.
Any company registered or incorporated in Singapore including societies and non-profit organisations such as charities and voluntary welfare organisations.
Incentivise companies to implement and sustain FWAs for their employees.
Funding Amount: Up to $70,000 per company over 2 years.
Job Sharing Incentive
Incentivise companies to implement job sharing arrangements in the workplace, for employees who request for it and have a gross monthly salary of at least $3,600 before the job sharing arrangement.
Funding Amount: Up to $35,000 per company over 2 years
Employers can tap on one or both components. To find out more about the Work-Life Grant, click here to download the Factsheet.
Since the implementation of the Circuit Breaker on 7 Apr, many companies have explored various forms of flexible work arrangements (FWAs) over the past four months to ensure business continuity and the safety of their workers. Through an additional $140M under the Work-Life Grant (WLG), more than 8,000 companies and over 90,000 employees will be supported to provide and sustain FWAs during this challenging period.
We are heartened that more companies are offering FWAs to protect the health of their employees and promote work-life harmony. As the provision of FWAs is increasingly normalised and made prevalent at workplaces, the need to incentivise the provision of FWAs through the WLG has reduced. As such, PPs will no longer be accepting applications for the WLG after 18 Aug, 6pm.
Thereafter, companies that require further support to implement work-from-home arrangements may consider Enterprise Singapore’s Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG). The PSG has been enhanced to encourage enterprises to continue with their digitalisation and productivity upgrading efforts, including to help enterprises implement COVID-19 business continuity measures, such as online collaboration tools and virtual meeting tools, with an enhanced funding support level of 80% until the end of this year.
TAFEP has made available and is continuing to provide resources to support companies in implementing FWAs.
Supported through the WLG and other FWA resources, we hope companies will remain in good stead with ready systems in place to sustain work-from-home and staggered hours arrangements during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
