Workers laid off due to govt pandemic sanctions to receive special payment - Varadkar
People laid off during the pandemic to protect public health will receive a special payment from the government to bridge the gap in their redundancy entit...
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People laid off during the pandemic to protect public health will receive a special payment from the government to bridge the gap in their redundancy entit...
JOHOR BARU: All civil servants in Johor will receive a special payment of half a month's salary or a minimum of RM1,000 in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
Nine in 10 of those eligible are expected to receive their payouts automatically. In addition, some 950,000 Singaporean households in Housing Board flats will receive their quarterly GST Voucher - U-Save rebates and special payment in July, added MOF in its statement. The ministry encouraged Singaporeans to link their NRIC to PayNow by June 15 to receive their cash payouts earlier. The one-off GST Voucher - Cash Special Payment of $200 - meant to help lower-income Singaporeans with their daily living expenses - will be credited into citizens' bank accounts on June 23, for those who have linke...
S$1.3 billion in GST voucher payments to be disbursed from June Toggle share menu Advertisement File photo of a block of HDB flats in Singapore. (Photo: Calvin Oh) 01 Jun 2021 01:50PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: S$1.3 billion worth of GST voucher payments will be disbursed from June, benefiting about 1.4 million Singaporeans and 950,000 households, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said on Tuesday (Jun 1). The vouchers combine regular payments as well as one-off payments that are part of the S$900 million Household Support Package introduced to help fa...
The New Paper TNP ILLUSTRATION: CHNG CHOON HIONG The main points in Singapore's recovery plan from the Covid-19 crisis 1 BOOSTING COVID-19 DEFENCES An $11 billion Covid-19 Resilience Package will focus on immediate and ongoing recovery efforts to tackle the pandemic. Of this sum, $4.8 billion goes towards public health and safe reopening measures, including testing, clinical management and contact tracing, and vaccination for everyone living in Singapore. Another $700 million goes to extending the Jobs Support Scheme to help firms retain workers, but support will gradually taper off. The hard...