The Club Managers' Association (Singapore) is holding its first annual Golf Get-Together & Networking Night at the Champions Golf Course on 18 Aug 2017. This event is open to all members and members' guests. CMAS welcomes all parties particularly interested in getting a step up into the golfing and recreation industry. Registration closes on 11 Aug.
Careers: The National University of Singapore Society is actively recruiting for 3 positions
The National University of Singapore Society (NUSS) is the premier graduate club in Singapore with 2 clubhouses and more than 15,000 members. The graduate club provides platforms for all to socialise, network and exchange ideas through recreational, academic, political, social and cultural activities. The club is inviting dynamic individuals to join them.
Top hospitality school eyes Singapore
SWITZERLAND'S Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL), the world's leading hospitality management school, has big plans for Singapore. It is considering setting up a campus here and is also looking at having an innovation hub for Asia in Singapore.
Singapore in sweeping changes to slot club rules
The Singapore government is to introduce stricter rules about the availability and use of slot machines in the city-state’s social clubs. Any clubs that do not meet a new test regarding the scope of their non-gaming amenities will be required to cease slot machine operations by April 30, 2018, said the Ministry of Home Affairs in a statement.
Stricter rules to cut jackpot machines in clubs by a third
Nearly a third of the 1,900 jackpot machines in 82 social and football clubs here will be removed over the next two years as part of tighter regulations to protect people from the dangers of gambling.
Tighter regulations for clubs with jackpot machines to guard against problem gambling
Clubs with jackpot machines will soon face tighter regulations as part of moves to protect patrons from the harms of gambling, said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Thursday (July 20). The new measures, to be rolled out over the next two years, include more stringent criteria for jackpot machine permits, tighter quotas for the machines, and restricting access to rooms where they are housed.
