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NEWS · MOM · Foreign manpower · Work passes and permits

Domestic salary arrears and illegal part-time work charges

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What the release reports

Theresa faced thirteen salary-payment charges covering April 2018–April 2019. A second employer, Norliza, and the worker faced separate illegal-employment charges.

Details and conditions

The worker allegedly performed part-time duties for another household while holding a domestic permit for Theresa. Each person’s charge concerns a distinct obligation; the announcement does not report convictions.

Context and follow-up

MOM encourages electronic salary payment and requires it when the worker requests it. Transparent bank records help resolve disputes. Salary arrears do not authorise a worker to take unapproved work elsewhere.

Official source

This report is independently written from the MOM release dated above. Case status, policy announcements and historical figures refer to that release.

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