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Platform Workers Bill

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By Teo Mae Shaan, Cyrus Tian
| Lexology
On 10 September 2024, Parliament passed the new Platform Workers Bill. Changes are being made to improve the welfare of the platform workers in Singapore. This Bill will take effect from 1 January 2025, and platform operators should take note of this new Bill.
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Financing Sustainable Supply Chains: Role Of Financial Institutions (FIs) In Mitigating Forced Labour Risks

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By Liew Kai Zee, Teo Mae Shaan, Joseph Chun, Aditi Mathur
| Mondaq
Forced labour is a pertinent issue that poses serious risks to human life across the globe. Traditionally, forced labour is thought to be remote in the financial services industry. In reality, FIs are intrinsically linked to forced labour risks through their diverse business relationships. FIs can play an integral role in mitigating forced labour risks in supply chains through avenues such as contractual safeguards and sustainable supply chain finance.
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Financing Sustainable Supply Chains: Role of Financial Institutions (FIs) in Mitigating Forced Labour Risks

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By Liew Kai Zee, Teo Mae Shaan, Joseph Chun, Aditi Mathur, David Lee
| Lexology
Forced labour is a pertinent issue that poses serious risks to human life across the globe. Traditionally, forced labour is thought to be remote in the financial services industry. In reality, FIs are intrinsically linked to forced labour risks through their diverse business relationships. FIs can play an integral role in mitigating forced  labour  risks  in supply chains through avenues such as contractual safeguards and sustainable supply chain finance.
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