Peter Seah steps down as NWC chair; Hsieh Fu Hua takes over

Peter Seah resigned as NWC chairman for personal reasons; Hsieh Fu Hua appointed as his successor.

Peter Seah steps down as NWC chair; Hsieh Fu Hua takes over

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SINGAPORE: Peter Seah has stepped down as chairman of the National Wages Council (NWC) for personal reasons, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) announced on Wednesday (Aug 19). The ministry said it acceded to his request after deliberation.

Hsieh Fu Hua, a prominent businessman and former CEO of the Singapore Exchange, has been appointed as the new chairman. Hsieh brings extensive experience in corporate governance and finance.

MOM expressed gratitude to Peter Seah for his contributions during his tenure, which included guiding wage guidelines during challenging economic times. The ministry also welcomed Hsieh's appointment, expressing confidence in his ability to lead the council.

The NWC is a tripartite body that formulates wage guidelines for workers in Singapore. Its recommendations are considered by the government and employers.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Peter Seah step down as NWC chairman?

He stepped down for personal reasons, as announced by the Ministry of Manpower on Aug 19, 2026.

Who is the new chairman of the National Wages Council?

Hsieh Fu Hua, former CEO of the Singapore Exchange, has been appointed as the new chairman.

What is the role of the National Wages Council?

The NWC is a tripartite body that formulates wage guidelines for workers in Singapore, which are considered by the government and employers.

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