From July 1, employers of work permit and S Pass holders will need to provide their workers higher medical insurance coverage with an annual claim limit of at least $60,000, up from the current $15,000.
The Singapore Accident Help Centre (SAHC) Johor received a pleasant surprise when YB Andrew Chen Kah Eng made a surprise visit to SAHC center on March 14, 2023. He was kind enough to speak to one of the injured Malaysians working in Singapore during his meet-up with SAHC’s COO, Ms. Janey. YB mentioned that he
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This news is for Malaysians working in Singapore without a SPM certificate as well as for those who want to work there. Your chances of employment in Singapore are at a disadvantage as the government of Singapore requires a minimum score in SPM or equivalent for employers to hire you at a lower levy. But
SAHC is looking for volunteers to join hands with YB Andrew & YB Jimmy Puah to help the flood victims in Johor rebuild their homes. Our hearts go out to those flood victims. They need our helping hand. If you are interested in volunteering towards this good deed, please contact the following: FB: Andrew Chen
In an article published in the Straits Times on Saturday, 11 Feb 2023, the Ministry of Manpower announced that they would be extending the existing ‘Heightened Safety Period’ in Singapore by 3 months in order to curb a “concerning” rise in workplace deaths.
You may read more on the details on the Straits Times website URL below:
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/heightened-safety-period-extended-by-3-months-amid-concerning-rise-in-workplace-deaths-mom
In this exclusive interview, Z Channel spoke to the SAHC to explore what they do to help Malaysians working in Singapore.
新山30日讯）新加坡意外援助中心（SAHC）揭露，在某些情况下，我国公民在新加坡发生交通意外，竟无法通过保险获得公平的赔偿。该中心发现，这是因为一些有心人士为了自己的利益，以及利用受害者缺乏相关方面知识的情况下进行操控。
JOHOR BARU, Nov 30 —Singapore Accident Help Centre (SAHC) today stressed that Malaysians working in Singapore must know their rights and the laws in the island republic that protect foreign workers in the event of an accident. The social assistance organisation’s legal adviser Hoh Chin Cha said many Malaysian workers in Singapore are clueless about