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The Straits Times·3 min read·medium

NTUC finds 150 job openings for workers left unpaid, trying to ensure that all 400 are matched

NTUC finds 150 job openings for workers left unpaid, trying to ensure that all 400 are matched
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Singapore's NTUC is assisting approximately 400 migrant workers who were abandoned by their employers without pay. The organization has provided immediate financial aid and is actively matching workers with new job openings.

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This case underscores the vulnerability of migrant labor populations and the role of unions in protecting worker rights during corporate insolvency.

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NTUC secretary-general Ng Chee Meng (left) and Minister of State for Manpower Dinesh Vasu Dash speaking to migrant workers affected by the alleged unpaid wages involving KPA Engineering and SK Industries at Tuas View Dormitory on June 24.

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The article reports on labor advocacy efforts and government investigations neutrally.

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