Workers Party

Pritam Singh and Sylvia Lim at the media doorstop on June 28.

Pritam Singh Re-Elected, Cementing His Position as Workers’ Party Chief

Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh was returned unopposed at the party’s internal elections on June 28 after a group of unhappy cadres failed to force his resignation at an earlier meeting on the same ...

NTUC secretary-general Ng Chee Meng (left) and Minister of State for Manpower Dinesh Vasu Dash speaking to migrant workers affected by the alleged unpaid wages involving KPA Engineering and SK Industries at Tuas View Dormitory on June 24.

Unpaid wage dispute affects 400 migrant workers

A group of long-time cadres had in December 2025 requested the special cadre members’ conference after the High Court upheld Pritam Singh’s February 2025 convictions.

WP inner circle to discuss chief Pritam Singh’s suitability as leader on Jun 28

The Bangladeshi folk band consisting of migrant workers.

Migrant Workers Celebrate Their Own Labour Day

WP Cadres to Meet on June 28 to Discuss Chief Pritam Singh’s Suitability as Leader

HealthServe’s Futsal Friendship Cup saw migrant workers and locals playing in the same teams.

Futsal for Friendship: HealthServe’s Tournament for Locals and Migrant Workers

Entrance of the office of the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament House.

The Editor’s Beat: Why the Leader of the Opposition Position Matters

The Government has accepted the Workers’ Party’s decision not to nominate another elected MP to the position of the Leader of the Opposition.

LO Office to Remain Vacant Till WP is Ready to Nominate Someone to Take on the Responsibility: PMO

Pritam Singh speaking during the party's rally at the Bedok Stadium, on April 29, 2025.

The Workers’ Party Rejects PM Wong’s Invitation to Nominate Another Leader of the Opposition

Migrant domestic workers take part in a bingo game during the MDW Mega Picnic Day 2026 at Hope Village @ KBRC on Jan 4.

Hope Village @ KBRC Welcomes Migrant Domestic Workers

Guest of Honour Gho Sze Kee handing out a food treat to a migrant worker.

Penjuru Recreation Centre’s Deepavali Carnival Brings Festive Cheer to Migrant Workers

Director and screenwriter Ahas Kalai (far left) with the cast and crew of his short film, Athisayam.

Athisayam: A Short Film Dedicated to Migrant Workers

Winning team Efficient Tigers’ members with Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng (in red), Mr Viswa Sadasivan (fourth from right), Mr Prantik Mazumdar, Ms Shireen Banu and Mr Shaji Philip.

Migrant Workers Build Bonds via Friendship Cup

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