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SINGAPORE: A Grab user has exposed a driver for deliberately delaying a trip he had accepted after catching the driver red-handed at a coffeeshop. Facebook user DJ KC said yesterday that he had booked a Grab Premium ride to take his mother home as he was tired to drive her back to her place. Grab Premium is the private-hire vehicle platform’s luxury car option.
Maid says her boss shouts at her every day; she wants to transfer out, but they want to send her backSINGAPORE: A foreign domestic helper took to social media after feeling that her working conditions were unsuitable for her. However, the reaction she got from other helpers and employers was far from sympathetic.
In an anonymous post to a Facebook support group for domestic helpers and their employers, the maid wrote that she had worked for her current boss for about five months. She said the last two months especially had been difficult on her. She said her boss would shout at her daily, so she contacted her agent and requested a transfer.
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