Fired, retrenched or unpaid in Singapore? Know your options.
Plain-English guides to your rights and the steps to claim, cited to MOM and TADM.
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Most useful for senior and management-level roles and larger claims.
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- 1Read the guides
Plain-English answers, cited to MOM and the Employment Act.
- 2Tell us your situation
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- 3Tell us what happened
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Losing your job
Retrenched, dismissed, or terminated? Understand where you stand before you do anything.
Money you are owed
Unpaid wages, or an employer that has gone under? Here is how to recover what you are owed.
Contracts & the process
Disputes over your contract, and how employment disputes are actually resolved in Singapore.
Getting help
When the free MOM/TADM route is enough, and when a lawyer helps.
For senior management & executives
If you held a senior or management-level role, the stakes are usually highest: exit packages, restrictive covenants, variable pay, and senior dismissals are higher-stakes matters where the sums are larger and the details matter.
Not sure where you stand?
For a senior or management-level role, a large claim, or a contested situation, tell us what happened and we will connect you with an employment lawyer for a consultation. For a straightforward, smaller claim, the free MOM/TADM guides above are often all you need.
Case review
Senior role, large claim, or contested situation? Get matched with a law firm
Tell us what happened. Your enquiry comes to the Work Rights SG team and we read every one. We do not have a referral arrangement with a law firm in place at the moment, so we are not passing enquiries to anyone.
Not every case needs a lawyer. This is most useful if you were in a senior or management role, or the money at stake is substantial. For straightforward cases the free MOM and TADM route these guides describe usually gets there on its own.
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