Logistics firm first to be charged with false declaration on fair hiring for Singaporeans


Ti2 Logistics was charged for falsely declaring that it had considered local applicants fairly for a business development manager position. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Ti2 Logistics has become the first company to be charged in court with making a false declaration in an employment pass application that it had considered local candidates fairly before trying to employ a foreigner.

On Tuesday (Jan 14), the logistics firm was charged with falsely declaring that it had considered local applicants fairly for a business development manager position.

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