SINGAPORE — Between March and September this year, about 250000 workers have had their wages cut, according to the Ministry of Manpower's (MOM) latest employment standards report which was released on Thursday (Nov 19). - TODAYonline

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1. SINGAPORE — Between March and September this year, about 250000 workers have had their wages cut, according to the Ministry of Manpower's (MOM) latest employment standards report which was released on Thursday (Nov 19).  TODAYonline
2. 'Significant increase' in firms with work pass privileges suspended for discriminatory hiring practices  CNA
3. More Singapore employers investigated for possible discriminatory hiring practices  The Straits Times
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