Daily Briefing: Cambodian domestic helpers reach Singapore shores; SMEs, NTUC welcome tighter MOM rules

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For the first time, Cambodian domestic helpers are being allowed into Singapore under a Manpower Ministry pilot scheme. Find out more here.
The business community on Monday welcomed the government’s new measures to prod employers to look more actively at Singaporeans for skilled jobs vacancies before turning to foreign labour. Read more here.
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