Factory-converted dorms to meet 4 new conditions by Jan 2017
Operators will also be subject to a revised process of getting approvals to run dormitories
Singapore
THE Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has introduced four new conditions for all operators of factory converted dormitories, or FCDs in short, when they seek approvals or renewals to use their industrial premises to house foreign workers.
These conditions will kick in from Jan 1, 2017.
The move came on the heels of MOM's call earlier this month to FCD operators to raise housing standards and consultations with industry stakeholders.
The new conditions are:
FCD operators will also be subject to a revised process of getting approvals from relevant agencies to run the dormitory. They will have to submit documentary proof to show they have met all the conditions before they are allowed to operate the FCDs. They are required to adhere to these conditions at a…
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