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27/10/2026

💬 Sometimes, we just need someone to talk to.

When things get difficult, you don’t always have to face them alone.

NTWU in collaboration with Shan You Counselling Centre, are here to support our NTWU members with professional and confidential counselling.

It’s OK to talk about what you’re going through.
It’s OK to reach out. 💙

Scan the QR code to find out more and register.

26/10/2026

🎉 KAKI 24HR IS HERE! 🎉

🚌 Late shift or early start, your kaki is always here.

Today, NTWU launches our first Kaki 24hr Vending Machine Hub at East Coast Bus Depot!

For decades, our canteens have been familiar spaces for transport workers to enjoy affordable meals, rest, recharge and catch up with colleagues.

💬 You shared, we listened.

We heard how difficult it can be to find food, drinks and daily necessities during late shifts or after canteens close. Kaki 24hr brings hot meals, snacks, beverages and everyday essentials together in one place, available 24/7 at the workplace.

And we’re just getting started. 🔥 From some 350 workers at East Coast Bus Depot, Kaki 24hr is set to reach another 3,000 transport workers across five more bus and train depots by 2027.

❤️ More accessible. More affordable. And there when our workers need it.

Ours, Always Here.

25/10/2026

At this year’s Singapore BusTech & RailTech Grand Challenge, students teamed up with bus and rail technicians to tackle real industry challenges, combining fresh ideas with the experience of our workers. 🔧💡

For NTWU, innovation must go hand in hand with opportunities for our workers. As technology transforms public transport, we will continue working with our tripartite partners to ensure our workers have the skills and opportunities to grow alongside it.

👏 Congratulations to all participants and winners, and a big thank you to our technicians for sharing their experience with the next generation, and to the Singapore Rail Academy for continuing to invest in the skills and development of our rail workforce. 🚆

Different roles. Different skills. One transport family, moving forward together. 💙

24/10/2026

✨ ONE WEEK TO GO!

The countdown is on to NTWU's 45th Anniversary Dinner & Dance! Join us for an evening of celebration, great company and exciting prizes.

✈️🎡 Grand Prize: 2 Cathay Pacific Business Class Tickets + 2 Adult Hong Kong Disneyland Passes!
🛎️ 2nd Prize: One-night stay in Sands Premier Room
💻 3rd Prize: MacBook Neo (256GB)
And 100 more prizes up for grabs!

📅 31 Oct 2026 (Sat)
🕕 6.00pm – 10.00pm
📍 Roselle-Simpor Ballroom, Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 4
🪭Theme: Oriental Night
👘 Dress Code: Asian Style Costume

Get your outfits ready, see you next week!

20/10/2026

NTWU Stands With You, On the Ground and Online 📱✊

Doxxing and online harassment should never be accepted as part and parcel of the job.

NTWU met with the Online Safety Commission (OSC) to strengthen how we can support public transport workers who are targeted online.

Workers facing online harms such as doxxing and harassment can seek help from the OSC, including timely relief against harmful online content.

Our message to our workers is simple: Don’t face it alone. Reach out to your Union. We will stand with you and help you seek the appropriate support and recourse. ❤️

Thank you Online Safety Commission, Singapore for the insightful sharing and for working with us towards safer online spaces for our workers.

11/10/2026

Taking care of our public transport workers in this haze situation

All four public transport operators — SMRT, SBS Transit, Tower Transit and Go-Ahead Singapore — are making N95 masks available to their bus and rail workers amid the ongoing haze. NTWU thanks them for doing so!

Our public transport workers spend long hours outdoors, on the roads, at interchanges and along our rail lines. The ongoing haze makes their work more challenging, and we appreciate our public transport operators for working closely with NTWU to put workers’ health first and ensure they are protected.

To all our public transport workers: please monitor the haze situation, wear your N95 masks, drink plenty of water, take breaks when you can, and look out for one another. If you have not collected your N95 mask, please check with your supervisor or colleagues at your workplace. Your health matters!

To all commuters, let’s do our part too and treat our public transport workers with respect and dignity. A little kindness goes a long way!

Together, let's continue looking out for one another and build a safer, more caring community where every worker feels supported!

03/10/2026

🎣 Big fish. Big competition. Biggest smiles! 😆🐟

A great day out at NTWU’s fishing tournament, made possible by our Union Leaders who were up before sunrise to make it happen👏

The catch was good — but the smiles were the real prize! ❤️

02/10/2026

🎣 The best catch of the day? These smiles!😆📸

At NTWU's fishing tournament, there were big fish, big prizes and big competition... but the biggest win was seeing everyone having a great time together!

A huge thank you to our Union Leaders for organising the competition and putting in the hard work from before sunrise to make the day happen. 👏

Big fish may have been caught, but these smiles were the real prize❤️

02/10/2026

Zero Tolerance for Abuse of Our Public Transport Workers

Last week, a man was sentenced to 11 months’ imprisonment for physically assaulting an SBS Transit Bus Captain while he was carrying out his duties.

NTWU stands firmly with our Bus Captain and all public transport workers who face abuse, harassment or violence in the course of their work.

Our position remains clear: there is no place for abuse against our public transport workers.

NTWU will continue to stand by our public transport workers, provide the necessary support, and work closely with public transport operators and tripartite partners to protect them.

We urge everyone to treat our public transport workers with the dignity and respect they deserve.

Respect our workers. Keep them safe. Say no to abuse.

30/09/2026

The National Transport Workers’ Union (NTWU) notes the Public Transport Council’s fare adjustment announcement, which will take effect from 26 December 2026.

NTWU believes that when fare adjustments take into account rising costs, including wages and energy costs, the public transport workforce should also share meaningfully in the additional revenue generated. This should translate into better wages, annual increments, bonuses and improvements in workers’ welfare. We must continue investing in the people who deliver the service every day.

NTWU therefore calls on public transport operators and tripartite partners to ensure that the benefits arising from the fare adjustments are shared fairly with public transport workers.

NTWU has also heard of instances where a small number of commuters directed harassment and abusive behaviour towards transport workers following fare adjustment announcements. Such behaviour is unacceptable.

NTWU has zero tolerance for any form of harassment or abuse against transport workers, regardless of any frustrations over fare increases. Our workers deserve to be treated with respect and dignity as they continue serving commuters every day.

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	09:00 - 18:00
Friday	09:00 - 18:00

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67430822

Website

http://www.ntwu.org.sg/

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