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What happens if I am not provided a Letter of Guarantee (LOG) from my employer for my medical treatment?

Updated by MOM

If you are a Work Permit holder, your employer should bear the costs of providing medical treatment (inpatient and outpatient), regardless of whether the conditions are work-related.

If you are denied from having medical treatment, you should contact MOM immediately.

MOM will take appropriate enforcement actions against errant employers who fail to provide medical treatment.

This information is sourced from MOM.

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