National Trades Union Congress

Logo for a national confederation of trade unions
Designer |
William Wan Lim |
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Client |
National Trades Union Congress |
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Year |
1971 |

The logo consists of a spanner that portrayed the hopes and aspirations of the working class, an octagon shape representing multi-racialism in Singapore, and eight cogs of a wheel, representing:
- National solidarity and well-being
- Dignity of labour
- Brotherhood of workers
- Industrial peace with justice
- Modernisation of the Labour Movement
- Progress of labour
- Cooperation of labour
- Co-equal in the tripartite partnership of labour, government and management in the social, economic and political advancement of Singapore.
The colour scheme consists of a red that represents the international brotherhood of workers, while the white stands for purity, honesty and integrity of the Labour Movement.
In 2008, it was replaced when the union underwent a rebranding exercise.
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