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The Latin American Chamber of Commerce, with the support of our Member and Knowledge Partner Littler, is pleased to invite you to a webinar to inform dependent passes their alternatives to work in Singapore.


From 1 May 2021, Dependant Pass (DP) holders seeking to be employed in Singapore will need to qualify and obtain their own work passes such as an Employment Pass, S Pass, or Work Permit, with a special stipulation for certain business owners.


In a speech delivered on 3 March 2021, Manpower Minister Josephine Teo explained that the change is intended to align the requirement with other foreigners working in Singapore. DP holders who are granted a LOC comprise only 1 percent of all work pass holders.


Our community is full of talented and professional people that moved to Singapore following the job market of their spouses. Some Dependant passes have LOC or were thinking to apply for one... if you have questions like:

  • What pass do I need in order to work in Singapore?
  • What are the current rules, until when can I work with a LOC, if I have one?
  • Can I actually work on a freelance basis?
  • What are the requirements and obligations?
  • What are my options as an entrepreneur with a LOC?

Then, you shall join this webinar and hear from the experts.


Speakers

  • Isha Malhotra (Counsel at Littler)

    Isha Malhotra

    Counsel at Littler

  • Trent Sutton (Partner at Littler)

    Trent Sutton

    Partner at Littler

    Littler is the largest law practice in the world exclusively devoted to representing management in every aspect of labor and employment law. We serve as a single point of contact for our clients’ global labor and employment needs, helping multinational employers to move their employees across borders, comply with employee relations laws, and assist employers with such international issues as overseas privacy laws and applying company policies worldwide.

    From our Asia Pacific Regional Hub in Singapore and with our APAC-qualified attorneys in the US, we advise Asia-based corporations as well as companies operating in the region on their human resources and employment law compliance needs. Our comprehensive Latin America practice covers English-, Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking jurisdictions from the Caribbean through Mexico, Central America and South America. More than 170 attorneys in 17 offices across the region collaborate to assist clients in their local markets and internationally.

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  • Boon Kiat Yeo (Partner at Allen & Gledhill)

    Boon Kiat Yeo

    Partner at Allen & Gledhill

    http://www.allenandgledhill.com
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