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Lawrence Tan Hock Lye<br />
Director of Human Resources, PUB, the national water agency<br />
Nominated by Public Utilities Board Employees’ Union<br />
MEDAL OF COMMENDATION AWARD<br />
Consultative<br />
Since he was appointed as Director of Human Resources (HR) in PUB,<br />
the national water agency in 2004, Brother Lawrence Tan Hock Lye has<br />
worked very closely with the Public Utilities Board Employees’ Union to<br />
enhance the salary, training, development and well-being of its employees.<br />
He was instrumental in implementing a performance-based salary<br />
framework which offered better performers better pay through higher<br />
merit increments, instead of fixed increments in the previous time-scale<br />
salary framework.<br />
Together with the union, Brother Lawrence has led his Training and<br />
Development Team to jointly develop programmes for the upgrading of<br />
employees, benefiting many mature employees. He has also contributed to<br />
the development of the Transition Training Programme to prepare employees<br />
for retirement, and Industrial Relations awareness courses for the union.<br />
In addition, PUB has various programmes to facilitate lifelong learning<br />
among staff, such as the co-sponsorship programme where PUB co-pays<br />
50 per cent of the course fees for officers pursuing courses relevant to PUB.<br />
Brother Lawrence and his HR team have been proactive in their approach<br />
towards the re-employment of older employees long before the 2012 reemployment<br />
legislation, putting into practice the recommendations of the<br />
Tripartite Committee. In recognition of its HR practices, PUB was awarded<br />
the American Association of Retired Persons International Employer Award<br />
in 2010.<br />
Over the years, Brother Lawrence has forged a very<br />
harmonious relationship with the union through<br />
his consultative approach, treating the union as a<br />
partner in PUB.<br />
In recognition of his outstanding contributions, the National Trades Union<br />
Congress is pleased to present Brother Lawrence Tan Hock Lye with the<br />
Medal of Commendation Award.<br />
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