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Singapore bus driver sentenced to jail for strike
Singapore sentenced a Chinese immigrant bus driver to six weeks in prison on Monday for his involvement in the city-state's first labor strike in 26 years.
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Singapore deports striking Chinese bus drivers
Singapore on Sunday deported 29 mainland Chinese bus drivers involved in the city-state's first industrial strike in 26 years.
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Singapore charges organizers of rare strike
Four Chinese immigrant workers who organized Singapore's first strike in nearly three decades were charged on Thursday with instigating labor unrest.
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Singapore's first strike in 26 years ends in two days
Singapore's first strike in 26 years ended on Wednesday when mainland Chinese bus drivers demanding higher pay reported for duty after two days of protest that angered the city-state's government.
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Singapore bus driver sentenced to jail for strike
Singapore sentenced a Chinese immigrant bus driver to six weeks in prison on Monday for his involvement in the city-state's first labor strike in 26 years.
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Singapore deports striking Chinese bus drivers
Singapore on Sunday deported 29 mainland Chinese bus drivers involved in the city-state's first industrial strike in 26 years.
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Singapore charges organizers of rare strike
Four Chinese immigrant workers who organized Singapore's first strike in nearly three decades were charged on Thursday with instigating labor unrest.
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Singapore's first strike in 26 years ends in two days
Singapore's first strike in 26 years ended on Wednesday when mainland Chinese bus drivers demanding higher pay reported for duty after two days of protest that angered the city-state's government.
