Gain City & North East CDC to hold recruitment drive for over 300 jobs on 18 June

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Gain City and North East CDC will hold walk-in interviews for over 300 jobs on 18 June

A new Gain City Megastore is set to open in Tampines in Q3 2026. The electronics retailer is partnering with North East Community Development Council (CDC) to host a massive recruitment drive this Thursday (18 June), with over 300 job opportunities available.

The drive will take place at Tampines Changkat Community Club, from 11am to 7pm.

Source: Gain City

Plenty of positions available

There will be job openings in a variety of fields, including retail, food and beverage, technical specialists, and more.

The full list is as follows:

Retail

Retail Sales Associate / Manager
Outdoor Sales Executive
Cashier

F&B

Sous Chef / Cook
Service Crew

Technical Specialists (ACMV / Electrical / Appliances)

Technician / Installer
Project Manager
Project Sales Manager

Operations

Warehouse Executive / Manager
Facilities Engineer / Manager
B2B Sales Coordinator
Driver (Class 3 / 4)

Shared Services

Systems Engineer
Customer Service Executive
Finance & Accounting Executive / Lead
Human Resources Executive / Senior Executive

Those interested in participating can register for the event through upcoming community outreach channels and Gain City’s official platforms.

Staying local as bigger brands move away

The move comes on the back of several large multinational companies announcing significant restructuring exercises in Singapore.

Last month, it was reported that Gardenia, Meta, Standard Chartered, and H&M made major job changes. Gardenia announced that it would be moving its production from Singapore to Johor Bahru and retrenching 141 employees.

Meanwhile, Meta and Standard Chartered announced layoffs as both began investments in AI. H&M also asked many of their employees to reapply for their jobs as part of a restructuring exercise.

In its press release, Gain City said that while other companies are looking to move away from Singapore, they remain committed to staying local.

The homegrown retailer added: “Rather than scaling back local operations, the company remains committed to creating meaningful employment opportunities for Singaporeans while strengthening its operational capabilities and customer service infrastructure locally.”

“I hope this walk-in interview will make a real difference for North East residents seeking stable and rewarding careers, while helping Gain City build the strong local team they need to serve the community well,” said Eileen Chin, a Job Ambassador.

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