Daily Briefing: MOM to launch services matching FDWs with potential employers; AI startup DC Frontiers sells 15% stake to Nikkei

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From Human Resources Online:

The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) will launch a series of measures between October 2019 to 2021 aiming to help employers find foreign domestic workers (FDWs) matching their needs.

The Centre for Domestic Employees and Foreign Domestic Worker Association for Social Support and Training will begin to offer free dispute resolution services to employers, FDWs, and employment agencies (EAs) starting end-October.

Employers and EAs will also have access to information on a prospective FDW’s prior work experience and length of employment in Singapore starting October 2020. This includes key job scope, residence type, household size, and the reason they left their last employment.

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