I had requested for my migrant domestic worker (MDW) or confinement nanny to share a room but have changed my mind. I now want her to stay in a single room. What should I do?

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Please tell your MDW or confinement nanny not to submit the indemnity form to the staff at the dedicated Stay-Home Notice (SHN) facility. Please also tell her not to sign the form, even if it is offered by the dedicated SHN facility.

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I had requested for my migrant domestic worker (MDW) or confinement nanny to share a room but have changed my mind. I now want her to stay in a single room. What should I do?

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