Twelve Cupcakes fined S$119,500 for underpaying foreign employees
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Twelve Cupcakes fined S$119,500 for underpaying foreign employees over 2 years
SINGAPORE — Homegrown bakery chain Twelve Cupcakes was fined S$119,500 on Tuesday (Jan 12) for underpaying eight foreign employees from 2017 to 2019, after its founders had sold the business to an Indian tea company.
Twelve Cupcakes fined S$119,500 for underpaying foreign employees
SINGAPORE: Local cupcake chain Twelve Cupcakes was fined S$119,500 on Tuesday (Jan 12) for underpaying seven employees of about S$114,000 over two years. The homegrown brand, which was founded by former DJ Daniel Ong and Jaime Teo in 2011 and later bought over by India-based tea company Dhunseri ...
Twelve Cupcakes fined $119,500 over multiple counts of underpaying its employees
Home-grown pastry chain Twelve Cupcakes was fined $119,500 on Tuesday (Jan 12) for underpaying seven of its foreign employees, including one worker who received only about half the wages at times.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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