(Source : Sikkim Reporter)
GANGTOK, December 06: Little did Chensang Doma Tamang of Tibet Road know that her job in Singapore would render her penniless after months of slog. Ms
Tamang who joined her duty in Singapore on August 15, last year
returned back home for twin reasons- denial of salary by her employer
and denial of medical help. After her return, she was compelled to file a case at Sadar Thana yesterday against one Sushma Sharma of Aritar, East Sikkim.
The Sadar Police arrested Sushma Sharma today, an agent in Resolve International Private Limited located at Tadong when she introduced Chensang and arranged for her employment in Singapore at a sum of Rs 9, 000 per month. At the time of sending Chensang to Singapore, Sushma had fixed the salary and at the same time promised her to bear the whole amount in case of non-payment by her employer in Singapore.
The outstanding amount unpaid by her employer in Singapore, which should be now borne by the accused according to the complainant stood at Rs 67,000. A case under Section 420 of the IPC has been registered against the accused and is under investigation.
Thats so sad...but before writing did you check the actual story.....Your mis doma came to me more than 20 times before going to singapore...and they had paid only 25K.....She went for house maid job and not executive.....anyways blunt head people like you are no shame.
ReplyDeleteFeeling bad at Sushma 's situation. Agents never fix salary of people who go for foreign employment. They only act as a bridge and take some service charge. The reporter should have heard stories from both the ends before reporting. This speaks the immaturity of the reporter and the news is biased.
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