Import of Foreign Workers | Asian Cleaning Services Involved in Violations Subjected to Administrative Sanctions by Labor Department

SighingCashier · 2026-03-19T06:12:31+00:00

Asia Clean Services Limited has been subject to administrative sanctions by the Department of Labor for suspected violation of local recruitment regulations. The company will be denied approval for labor import applications within the next two years. Investigation found that it failed to provide job vacancies to qualified job seekers, in violation of the requirements of the optimization plan.

SighingCashier

2026-03-19 06:12:31

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Asia Cleaning Services Limited is suspected of violating the local recruitment regulations under the “Labor Optimization Program” and has been administratively sanctioned by the Labour Department. Starting from this Tuesday (17th), the company will be refused processing of any new labor import applications for the next two years and all submitted applications have been suspended.

A Labour Department spokesperson stated that earlier complaints prompted an investigation, which confirmed that during the local recruitment period, the company failed to offer all relevant job vacancies that had passed the initial screening by the Labour Department to one qualified job seeker. These vacancies involved different work locations, and the failure to offer these positions resulted in the job seeker declining the offer, which is equivalent to rejecting a qualified applicant. As a result, administrative sanctions were imposed.

The spokesperson emphasized that employers must strictly adhere to the regulations of the Optimization Program, including giving priority to hiring suitable local workers.

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