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Monmouth College Group Headed to Singapore to Study Migrant Domestic Workers

Jacinda Garcia points to the spot on the map where a team of five Monmouth College students and two faculty members are headed in June.

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Monmouth College students, faculty head to Singapore

Five Monmouth College students and two faculty members will spend the majority of June in Singapore to gain a broader and deeper understanding of the everyday lives of migrant domestic workers in the nation of 5.5 million people, according to a news release. Professors Jialin Li and Marlo Belschner will lead the trip. Li brings […]

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TWC2 raises concerns about rules on rest day pay for low-wage workers in Singapore

TWC2 raises concerns about rules on rest day pay for low-wage workers in Singapore
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More foreigners scammed in Singapore, with RM290mil lost in 2021

Malaysian nurse Pan Han Ni, 34, met a man on an online dating app, and in just a week, he scammed her of S$77,000 (RM254,000).

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How migrant workers get trapped in debt to recruiters | Letter

Letter:<strong> John Gee</strong> says employers should rigorously check how their staff are recruited to prevent them being exploited by intermediaries

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