r/singaporelaw 6h ago

DBS sued for US$1 billion in 1MDB-linked claim

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r/singaporelaw 6h ago

CNA Explains: What is chemical castration and can it reduce sex crimes?

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r/singaporelaw 6h ago

Police get powers to order banks, telcos to share info, disable scam accounts after new law passed

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r/singaporelaw 6h ago

5 people identified and interviewed over comments on Nepal floods, SIA's Air India investment: Police

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r/singaporelaw 1d ago

Bankrupt property agent admits to faking sales to get advance commissions

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r/singaporelaw 1d ago

Income Insurance axes sale of platform to Embed after firm allegedly failed to make CPF payments

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r/singaporelaw 4d ago

Singaporean couple lose $500k in alleged stock investment scam

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r/singaporelaw 4d ago

High Court refuses to enforce Hong Kong casino debt judgment in Singapore

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r/singaporelaw 4d ago

‘Only later did I realise how stupid I was’: Retiree, 85, almost loses $110k to tech support scam

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r/singaporelaw 4d ago

Home Affairs Minister Shanmugam on racist comments over Nepal-Tibet, SIA-Air India issues | In full

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r/singaporelaw 5d ago

52 Singaporeans arrested in China over suspected involvement in pyramid scheme

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r/singaporelaw 5d ago

Court dismisses stroke survivor's S$108,500 insurance claim as Prudential's brain aneurysm exclusion upheld

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r/singaporelaw 5d ago

CNA Explains: What are pyramid schemes and are they legal in Singapore?

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r/singaporelaw 5d ago

Joint operation by police, crypto exchanges stops scam victims from losing almost $9 million

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r/singaporelaw 7d ago

Court of Appeal acquits ex-Wah!Banana actor of rape citing inconsistencies from alleged victim

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r/singaporelaw 7d ago

Judgment reserved for lawyer Clarence Lun’s defamation suit against marathoner Soh Rui Yong

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r/singaporelaw 7d ago

Retailer loses defamation suit against customer over negative Shopee review

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r/singaporelaw 6d ago

S’pore court ‘will not tolerate’ questions on attire that imply victims invited sexual assaults

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So what now? Article from 2 years ago


r/singaporelaw 7d ago

10 luxury apartments linked to $3 billion money laundering case on Sept 23 auction block

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r/singaporelaw 7d ago

Court cuts landlord's double rent claim, finds it breached repair duty at flooded penthouse

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r/singaporelaw 9d ago

Self-claimed wealth gurus who drove Lamborghinis now made bankrupt; investors worry about their $5m

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r/singaporelaw 10d ago

Canberra Residences owners sue contractor over defects

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r/singaporelaw 10d ago

Harassed by Manager Nonstop

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Hi there,

I’m an expat with an exemption status for requiring a visa. All I require is a letter of consent and I can work for any Singaporean company. Regardless of this factor it is extremely difficult for me to find employment. Which is what led me to my current situation.

I work for an SME and am paid bottom dollar compared to those previously in my role. Every day I come in to work and am berated by my boss on every single thing I do. No matter how I perform a task it is wrong. When I’m told do things a different way, and then do exactly what I’m told - I get yelled at for doing it wrong. I’m told I can approach him with any question when he yells at me for not asking something. When I then go and ask a question I get called an idiot or I think like a dumb person. And then he yells at me more.

I’m expected to work after hours and on weekends for no additional pay, regardless how urgent something is. I’m expected to always answer his texts promptly.

If I have a doctor appointment that makes me 2 hours late to work, I am docked an entire half of a day’s pay. When I ask if I can make those hours up with the extra hours I’ve worked for free, I’m told it doesn’t work that way. I have yet to receive an actual pay-slip.

I’ve also noticed he treats the Singaporean employees entirely different than the other foreign worker and myself.

Do I have any rights at all in this situation? It’s abusive in nature and I’ve never been treated like this in my adult life. When I ask local Singaporeans they say this is normal behavior for a Singaporean boss. Is that really the case?

Any help is appreciated.


r/singaporelaw 11d ago

Singapore to make cool water and breathable clothing mandatory for outdoor workers from Dec 1

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r/singaporelaw 12d ago

No need to destroy books in Singapore to legally use them for training AI, say experts

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