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Maid allegedly survives on limited meals while working from 5 am to 9:30 pm daily

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April 23, 2026
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SINGAPORE: A home helper’s scenario has sparked concern on-line after claims surfaced that she has been getting by on very restricted meals regardless of placing in lengthy, exhausting workdays.

On Wednesday (April 22), her good friend shared the case within the SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Charges/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER Fb group, posting images of the meals, which consisted largely of plain white rice with solely very small parts of facet dishes.

Within the caption, the good friend wrote, “She works from 5:00 a.m to 9:30 p.m day by day. For lunch and dinner, the employer solely gives the meals within the images. The employer says, ‘If not sufficient, use your individual cash to go purchase your self!’

Photo from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Fees/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Picture from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Charges/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Photo from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Fees/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Picture from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Charges/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Photo from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Fees/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Picture from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Charges/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Photo from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Fees/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Picture from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Charges/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Photo from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Fees/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

Picture from SINGAPORE TRANSFER (No Charges/SD), DIRECT HIRE & NEW HELPER

The good friend additionally claimed that her employer has been making her pay for fundamental day by day requirements reminiscent of rest room paper, cleaning soap, and shampoo.

“I assumed the employer was supposed to supply these staple items? She already signed the contract on the primary day she arrived as a result of they compelled her to, so now no selection lor.”

In line with the submit, the helper has been in Singapore for about three months and is presently beneath a six-month mortgage deduction association. She had reportedly requested about transferring to a different employer after finishing the mortgage, however was advised “don’t know/can’t,” with no additional dialogue.

“The employer refused to speak about it. She could be very pressured and scared,” the good friend added. “The agent instantly gave her passport to the employer, and the employer is retaining it now. The helper doesn’t have her personal passport. Is that this even authorized?”

“The least they will do is give correct meals.”

Within the feedback, a netizen mentioned, “Please know your proper. Employers’ duty to supply sufficient meals, in addition to toiletries. These good employers present greater than that.

To employers on the market: Don’t rent a helper should you can’t afford to feed them. Do your individual factor.”

One other wrote, “The employer is meant to supply the helper with meals and toiletries. Additionally, it’s unlawful for employers to maintain the helper’s work allow or passport, so the one treatment is for the helper to report back to MOM as a result of some companies take the facet of the employer.

A 3rd added, “Being a helper is a bodily taxing job. The least they will do is give correct meals.”

A number of others, nevertheless, gave the employer the good thing about the doubt, with one netizen saying, “There are all the time two sides to each story. Is the employer consuming the identical meals as you? If sure, it could be troublesome to argue unfair therapy if everyone seems to be consuming the identical meals proven within the footage. It’s comprehensible why they could say further meals ought to be bought individually if there’s extra or one other sort of meals.”

One other commented, “How do we all know the pics are precise images of what the helper eats? We don’t know, proper? From the plate and meals, [it is clear] that is from an Indian family. (No offence, simply an statement). From what I do know and have seen at my many Indian associates’ properties, their helpers are given meals however select to not eat this and to not eat that.”

In line with the Ministry of Manpower (MOM), employers are required to supply their home helpers with three meals a day. This will embrace one thing like 4 slices of bread with unfold for breakfast, and for lunch and dinner, a meal with one bowl of rice, about three-quarters cup of greens, a palm-sized portion of meat, and fruit.

Employers are additionally required to supply fundamental requirements, together with a mattress, pillow, blanket, lavatory facilities, and toiletries reminiscent of cleaning soap, shampoo, toothbrush, and toothpaste.

As well as, employers usually are not allowed to maintain their helpers’ passports, and any violations ought to be reported to MOM.

Learn additionally: After 24 years, home helper turns into ‘second mom’ to Singapore household





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