Singapore to help firms provide temporary housing for Malaysian staff
Singapore has more than a three-month stockpile of carbohydrates, and two months’ worth of meat and vegetables, says the trade minister, assuaging concerns amid the coronavirus crisis. – AFP pic, March 17, 2020.
GOVERNMENT agencies and trade associations in Singapore are ready to help employers provide temporary accommodation for their Malaysian workers. Quoting Singaporean Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing, The Straits Times said employers who need to put up their Malaysian staff in temporary accommodation can seek assistance.
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