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The Workers’ Party Central Executive Committee (CEC) met on 28 and 29 April 2026 to consider the report of the Disciplinary Panel (DP) concerning Party Secretary-General Pritam Singh.

On this Labour Day, the Workers’ Party honours the hardworking men and women who provide for their families and power the engine of our economy. We salute our Professionals, Managers, Executives and Technicians (PMETs) who drive our innovation, our skilled tradespersons whose mastery builds our city, our care workers whose empathy sustains our social fabric, and our public servants who maintain the vital functions of our state. The progress of our nation is built on the collective effort of all workers, and we owe a profound debt of gratitude to those who continue to serve across all sectors of our society.

The DP concerning Mr Pritam Singh has completed its investigations and will be presenting its finalised report to the CEC in April

The Workers’ Party has today responded to the Prime Minister regarding the vacancy of the office of the Leader of the Opposition

The Workers’ Party confirms that it has received a letter from the Prime Minister, Mr Lawrence Wong, addressed to the Central Executive Committee (CEC). 

The Workers’ Party has convened a disciplinary panel to determine if Mr Pritam Singh has contravened the party constitution. The Special Cadre Members’ Conference will be called after the disciplinary proceedings are concluded, considering the need for due process.

Workers’ Party Secretary-General Pritam Singh reviews the Party’s parliamentary contributions in 2025 and our commitment to Working for Singapore

The Workers’ Party confirms that a request for a Special Cadre Members’ Conference was submitted, and the CEC will be following up on the request.

On World Mental Health Day, the Workers’ Party today announces the launch of Caregivers’ Wishes, a new Party-led initiative focused on caregiving in Singapore.