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Singapore government to help abandoned workers from India - The Economic Times
Hundreds of migrant workers from India and Bangladesh, unpaid for months, are receiving SGD 200 in cash and vouchers from Singapore's labour movement. The NTUC and Migrant Workers' Centre are providing this aid while also working with the Ministry of Manpower to recover owed wages. The government is facilitating new job opportunities and special passes for these workers, who are primarily in the construction and air-conditioning sectors.
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Indian workers complain to Singapore ministry over unpaid wages - The Economic Times
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The Manpower Ministry will allow the workers to have special passes in the interim until they have found new jobs.
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Singapore government to help abandoned workers from India - The Economic Times
Hundreds of migrant workers from India and Bangladesh, unpaid for months, are receiving SGD 200 in cash and vouchers from Singapore's labour movement. The NTUC and Migrant…
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Indian national identified as director of Singapore companies that abandoned workers
Indian national identified as director of Singapore firms that abandoned 400 workers, prompting government assistance and investigations.
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Singapore labour body to launch job placement for abandoned Indian, Bangladeshi workers
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Singapore labour body to launch job placement for abandoned Indian, Bangladeshi workers - The Economic Times
Over 400 Indian and Bangladeshi workers, allegedly abandoned by their employer, will soon find new jobs in Singapore. The National Trades Union Congress and Migrant Workers'…
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