The Questions Left Unasked When Over 400 Migrant Workers Went Unpaid for Months
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Earlier this week, over 100 migrant workers from KPA Engineering and SK Industries turned up at the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Services Centre in Bendemeer. They were out of options after the wages they were owed went unpaid for months. Even the external caterers who fed them at Tuas View Dormitory stopped coming because they, too, hadn’t received payment.
By the next morning, the number of affected workers had climbed to over 400. The common
Earlier this week, over 100 migrant workers from KPA Engineering and SK Industries turned up at the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) Services Centre in Bendemeer. They were out of options after the wages they were owed went unpaid for months. Even the external caterers who fed them at Tuas View Dormitory stopped coming because they, too, hadn’t received payment.
By the next morning, the number of affected workers had climbed to over 400. The common
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