FIRST he was told he had just three hours to catch a flight to India, where he would stay for nine days of work. Then he returned to Singapore, only to be asked to fly off again the very next day.
As a manager at ST Logistics who had not gone overseas in the 27 years prior, Jayakumar Manickam was not your typical jet-setting employee.
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