Relief for construction industry to share Covid-19 impact
Lisa Kriwangko
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Singapore
THE construction industry has flagged the risks of disputes between longstanding partners, as industry players weigh the relationship costs of tapping latest relief measures made available to them.
Industry players can now seek adjustments for higher foreign manpower costs from their contract partners, easing the impact from recent border restrictions to rein in the spread of Covid-19. The latest relief measures are meant to share more fairly the burden of the pandemic across all stakeholders in the sector.
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