MOM industrial relations open data summarises Industrial Arbitration Court (IAC) awards in Singapore by nature of trade disputes. Member datasets include Industrial Arbitration Court Awards by Nature of Trade Disputes and Total Industrial Arbitration Court Awards as annual CSV files. Labour economists, unions, and legal researchers can analyse dispute patterns alongside official definitions of awards and trade disputes under the Industrial Relations Act. Totals and breakdowns should be read as published court outcomes, not case narratives.
Awards and Orders made by the Court. An Industrial Arbitration Court (IAC) Award refers to an award made by the IAC, and includes a collective agreement and a memorandum of the terms which have been certified by the President of the IAC in accordance with the provision of the Industrial Relations Act. Trade dispute refers to any dispute between and among workers and employers relating to employment, non-employment, terms of employment or conditions of work.
Ministry of Manpower CSV of Industrial Arbitration Court awards and orders in Singapore from 2005 through 2018, counted by year and nature of trade dispute. Industrial relations researchers track dispute types and arbitration outcomes over time.
Annual number of awards and orders made by Singapore’s Industrial Arbitration Court from 2005 through 2018, published by the Ministry of Manpower in CSV with year and award count fields. Supports industrial relations research, strike and dispute resolution trends, and MOM labour tribunal statistics.