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Singaporean's real median income grew at 2.1 per cent in 2022.
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S'poreans saw 2.1% rise in median real income: MOM

The driver’s cabin of the green prime mover had been crushed by the container stacker.
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Prime mover driver jumped to safety before driver’s cabin was crushed

Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng disclosed the ministry’s plan to launch a pilot settling-in programme in Parliament on Nov 7, 2022.
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Pilot programme from 2023 to help S Pass holders settle in

A video posted on Facebook on Oct 18 shows five workers holding up pieces of paper that read “repay debts owed” and “money owed unpaid”.
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5 workers who blocked building entrance paid owed wages

The incident happened at a loading bay at Hougang 1 shopping mall at around 9.50am on Wednesday.
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Cleaner dies after lorry reverses into him in Hougang

The rest day can be taken on any day of the week. It can be taken as one full day or over two half days.
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One mandatory rest day a month for maids from Jan 1

    One of the two purpose-built dorms, at Tukang Innovation Lane in Jurong. It is slated to begin operating in 2025.
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    MOM's new company to build and run foreign worker dorms

    The lorry driver died after being run over by a forklift while he was securing it onto a lorry for transportation on Aug 25.
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    Company issued stop work order after death of worker in Aug

    Lee Ee Ten was found to have failed to properly conduct risk assessment and implement measures and safe work procedures.
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    Worker electrocuted while fixing a motor, employer fined $100k

    The MOM's new Heightened Safety measures require chief executives of companies to personally account for lapses to the ministry.
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    Contractor barred from hiring new foreign employees

    The performance bond is a requirement by the Philippine government to ensure that employers here comply with rules.
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    Performance bond no longer needed to hire Filipino maids

    The delivery rider, who was involved in an accident with a lorry in Buangkok Green, subsequently died in the hospital.
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    Another workplace fatality with death of delivery rider