What will happen to employers who default on employment claims orders?
All employers who fail to comply with Employment Claims Tribunals (ECT) orders may face punishments. MOM can take a range of enforcement actions, including issuing warnings, fines, debarring employers from applying for work passes, and prosecution in court.
This information is sourced from MOM
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