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     - Maids with employment problems should complain to:

       Ministry of Manpower's Foreign Workers Unit at Tel: (65) 6317 1298

     ARTICLES

     - Compulsory day off for maids

     - Employer-Maid Relationship

     - Book Review: The Guide To Employing & Managing A Live-in Maid

     - Illegal employment/deployment of foreign domestic workers

     Web Sites

     A-cubemicro.com specialises in office cleaning, commercial property cleaning, carpet cleaning, one-time house cleaning, pre-move in house cleaning, weekly house cleaning, part-time maids, full-time maids (provided by our reliable licensed partner company), babysitting, babysitters, childcare, confinement nanny, marble polishing, parquet polishing, parquet varnishing, house moving, house movers, curtain laundry, dry cleaning, carpet tile supply & installation, renovation, interior design, air-con servicing & repairs, house & office painting, lawn mowing & grass cutting, high pressure water jet cleaning & spraying.  Email: alphalht@singnet.com.sg now! Pls also visit 1st website: A-cubemicro.com  2nd website:  www.house-office-carpet-cleaning.com now!

     Auk.com.sg provides maids. Located in Bukit Timah Shopping Centre.

     Lucky.com.sg has nannies, housekeepers, caregivers, and new maids for hire.

     Maid-Force.com  is a maid recruitment agency located in Lucky Plaza.

     MaidPower.com is a maid recruitment agency located in Peninsula Plaza.

     MaidLibrary.com.sg has a list of about 400 available maids from 12 maid agencies for you to browse through free of charge. You can take a look at pictures as well as the maids' biodata.

     NewWay.com.sg is a maid recruitment agency located in Far East Plaza and Coronation Plaza.

     ParcoEmp.com is a maid recruitment agency.

     Simei.com.sg is a maid recruitment agency located in East Point Mall.

 

     NEWS SNIPPETS

     - Singapore Forums

     2007

     See also  Community News

 

MOM revokes licences of three employment agencies

The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has revoked the licences and forfeited the security deposits of three employment agencies (EA) - Ms Bushra Employment Agency, CM Manpower Centre Pte Ltd and Angel Maids Agency.
These EAs have breached the Employment Agencies Act by illegally deploying foreign domestic workers (FDWs) to perform work at households when they have not obtained valid work passes1...

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Employer-financed insurance for medical expenses of foreign workers

The Ministry of Manpower will require employers to purchase and maintain insurance for the medical expenses of foreign workers from 1 January 2008.
This requirement is being implemented in tandem with the withdrawal of healthcare subsidies for foreigners1, which was previously announced by the Ministry of Health. The requirement will apply to:
  • All new and existing foreign workers on Work Permit or S Pass from 1 January 2008.
  • All new foreign domestic workers, and existing foreign domestic workers when employers renew their Work Permits, from 1 January 2008.

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     2006

 

Option for foreign maids to have salary paid into their bank account

"To ensure prompt salary payment, FDWs can ask for their salaries to be paid into their bank accounts in Singapore.

"Effective 1 November 2006, MOM will introduce this as a new work permit condition for employers to comply..."

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Foreign domestic maids get one-day off in new standard contract

"This contract is designed to help smoothen employer/employee relationships from the onset, by minimising any ambiguities on the employment terms.

"For example, the contract will include the stipulation of the minimum of one day-off entitlement for the Foreign Domestic Workers (FDWs). However, if the day-off is not taken, the employer will have to compensate the FDW in cash..."

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"Tailor-maid for the elderly" The Straits Times 11 Jan 2006 (4)

"...According to the Ministry of Manpower, there are 150,000 foreign domestic workers in Singapore. But it was unable to say how many were hired specifically to look after the elderly.

"Maid agencies interviewed estimate that 30 per cent of the 150,000 figure - or 45,000 - are engaged for that purpose, with employers generally preferring Indonesians..."

 

Manpower Ministry revokes maid employment agency's licence

"The EA had failed to provide acceptable housing for FDWs under its charge by housing them in the kitchen and backyard of a house.

"In a separate incident, the EA also withheld the passports of FDWs placed by them. Finally, the EA had failed to repatriate an FDW upon the revocation of the in-principle approval of her work permit within the Ministry’s stipulated deadline of 14 days..."

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     2005

     - Manpower Ministry responds to HRW's report on maids in Singapore

     - Foreigners to get no subsidy at polyclinics from 2006

     - Compulsory day off for maids

     - Medical subsidies for foreign workers being reviewed

     - Man jailed for employing foreigners without work permits

     - Ministry of Manpower fine tunes foreign worker policy

     2004

     - Employer ordered to compensate maid for failure to pay her salary


     - Minimum age for maids to go up to 23 in 2005

 


 


 


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