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  EMPLOYERS'   GUIDELINE   

You should consider your decision to employ a Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW) seriously.

There are other alternatives such as childcare centres, play schools and homes for the old or sick. You should also consider if you are able to provide for, maintain and properly manage the FDW during her stay with you.

This will help prevent miscommunication and other problems which could arise in your working relationship with your FDW.

It takes time and effort to nurture a good working relationship between employers and their FDWs. The likelihood of misunderstandings and disputes will be minimised greatly if both parties decide from the start to make the relationship work. Employers should also be reasonable when assigning household chores.

A happy FDW who is well taken care of is less likely to cause problems than one who is unhappy.

You can request your Employment Agency to make available the employment history of the FDW you intend to employ. This will enable you, as an employer, to make better informed choices in your selection of FDWs.


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  EMPLOYERS'  ORIENTATION  PROGRAM

The Employers' Orientation Programme (EOP) is a three-hour programme that provides employers with information on employing a Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW). It provides employers with a basic understanding of their role and responsibilities as employers. Guidelines on creating and maintaining a positive and productive working relationship with their FDW will also be shared.

Those who are employing FDWs for the first time must attend the EOP before submitting the FDW's Work Permit (WP) application. Failure to comply with this requirement will render the WP application unsuccessful. However employers who fulfill the exemption criterias may apply for exemption from attending the EOP.

Employers who apply for their fifth FDW within a 12 month period must also attend the classroom EOP. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in the rejection of their WP application.


REGISTRATION  FOR  EMPLOYERS' ORIENTATION  PROGRAMME

Employers can choose to do the EOP in a " CLASSROOM SETTING " or " ONLINE ".

Employers must complete the EOP two working days before submitting their FDW's WP application. This is because records of EOP attendance will only be conveyed to us the day after employers have attended the EOP. Applications from employers submitted less than two working days after attending the EOP will be rejected.

Employers and Employment Agencies (EAs) must ensure that all the information submitted in the EOP registration and WP application forms are identical (e.g. identification numbers, name, date of birth). This will allow us to match the identification of the person who has attended the EOP with the WP applicant. Submitting different information in the EOP registration and WP application forms may result in the rejection of the WP application.



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................................  REGISTRATION  OF  EOP  CLASSROOM ,    CLICK HERE 

..........................................  REGISTRATION  OF  EOP  ONLINE ,    CLICK HERE 



AFTER  REGISTRATION :

...............................................................  LOGIN  TO  FDW  -  EOP ,    CLICK HERE   (Login only upon receipt of email)