Singapore’s National Trade Unions Congress（NTUC），the center of Singapore’s labor movement，has not only served as a base for the Singapore People’s Party’s long-lived consolidation of power，it also actively promotes industrialization and industry revitalization. Since the 1970s，NTUC adopted “labor movement modernization” as part of its platform and participated actively in tripartitie reconciliation mechanisms between labor，capital，and government. In this role，they reconcile labor’s interests with the nation’s interests and advance the stable development of Singapore’s political economy. NTUC also reformed the union system，allowing labor’s and employees’ interests to be voiced，and actively participated in the work of legislative departments. In this，with NTUC at the center，Singapore has come to embody a unique form of the governmental-social relationship：mixed corporatism（混合型统合主义）. Based on research of Singapore’s unions，this article focuses on NTUC’s role in two tripartite reconciliation mechanisms，the National Wages Council and the National Productivity Centre，for the period since its adoption of the “labor movement modernization” platform. Borrowing from Europe’s industrialization，the development of corporatism（统合主义）in Singapore is also explored in some depth.