Membership of Employees' Trade Unions by Membership Size
Ministry of Manpower (MOM) labour statistics break down employees’ trade union membership in Singapore by union size bands. CSV datasets include Membership of Employees’ Trade Unions by Membership Size and Total Employees’ Trade Union Membership from 2010 through 2022. Industrial relations researchers can study union density patterns across differently sized unions. Totals and breakdowns follow MOM’s published union membership reporting.
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Breakdown of membership of employees' trade unions by membership size
This Singapore open-data dataset provides the total number of employees who hold trade union membership, with the figures organized by year. Published by Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower, it supports research into workforce representation, union participation, labour relations, and changes in employee membership over time. Researchers, journalists, policy analysts, and businesses can use the time-based data to identify historical patterns and provide context for studies of Singapore’s employment and industrial-relations landscape.
Ministry of Manpower CSV showing the membership of employees' trade unions in Singapore broken down by the membership size band of the union, with annual figures from 2014 to 2024. Each row pairs a year and a union size category with the number of members it accounts for, so users can see whether union membership is concentrated in larger or smaller unions. Industrial relations researchers and labour movement analysts use it to track union structure and membership shifts over the decade.