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Price fixing of monthly salaries of new Indonesian Foreign Domestic Workers by Employment Agencies
30 September 2011
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Reference: | CCS 500/001/11 |
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Case Title | Price fixing of monthly salaries of new Indonesian Foreign Domestic Workers by Employment Agencies |
Decision Date | 30 Sep 2011 |
Case Summary | The Competition Commission of Singapore (“CCS”) issued an Infringement Decision against 16 employment agencies in Singapore for breaching the Competition Act (“the Act”). The agencies were found to have infringed section 34 of the Act, which prohibits, amongst other things, price fixing activities. The 16 employment agencies are: a) Arrow Employment Pte Ltd The employment agencies engaged in anti-competitive conduct by participating in a meeting that attempted to collectively fix the monthly salaries of new Indonesian Foreign Domestic Workers (“FDWs”) in Singapore, with the object to restrict competition. Further information on the investigation, analysis of the case and the basis of calculation of the financial penalty imposed on the infringing parties are set out in the Infringement Decision (ID) and the document is available here. |
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