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Allowed two foreign employees to be underpaid
According to court documents seen by
Mothership, Twelve Cupcakes started employing foreign manpower in 2012 to expand its business.
The company s directors, which included Yvonne at the time, decided on the salaries of the employees.
In her capacity as director, she allowed the company to underpay two foreign employees a pastry chef and a sales executive.
She committed the offences between late 2012 and 2014.
According to court documents, the pastry chef s fixed monthly salary was supposed to be S$2,300, but only had S$1,600 credited to his bank account each month.
The sales executive only received S$1,350 out of his expected S$2,000 salary each month, and later received S$1,450 out of an expected S$2,400 monthly salary in late 2014.
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Twelve Cupcakes co-founder Daniel Ong fined for underpaying foreign workers
Twelve Cupcakes co-founder Daniel Ong leaving the State Courts on May 21, 2021. (Photo: Marcus Mark Ramos)
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SINGAPORE: Twelve Cupcakes co-founder Daniel Ong was fined S$65,000 on Friday (May 21) for breaching employment laws when he was running the homegrown bakery chain with his then-wife Jaime Teo.
Ong, 45, pleaded guilty to 10 charges under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act, for allowing the firm to underpay or fail to pay within a fixed time the salaries of seven employees. Another 14 charges were considered in sentencing.