Press Release: GoGlobal Singapore Granted Employment Agency License

 

For Immediate Release: October 1, 2019

GoGlobal Singapore Granted Employment Agency License

GoGlobal Singapore, a part of GoGlobal Group headquartered in Tokyo, Japan has been granted the Employment Agency license by the Ministry of Manpower (“MOM”) Singapore to further expand and develop its Singaporean business. The EA license, along with its required security bond (held in trust by HSBC Bank), commits GoGlobal to further security of its candidate’s privacy, security of information and auditable compliance to the Employment Agencies Act, the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act, the Employment Act, and the Work Injury Compensation Act of Singapore.

The license number is 19S9872 and is up for renewal.

Ryo Yazu, Representative Director of GoGlobal Japan, stated, “As our Asia Pacific Business continues to develop, Singapore is a key strategic hub to have more substance than just staff and an entity. Compliance with government regulations, including constant interactions with the MOM as well as funds being held in trust for clients by HSBC, will give our clients and candidates the peace of mind that we are operating beyond the bare minimum in the market.”

Additional information can be found at the Ministry of Manpowers website at: https://www.mom.gov.sg

About GoGlobal: GoGlobal is a Specialized APAC Professional Employment Organization located in 14 countries in the region and HQed in Tokyo, Japan. With a strong local presence, our mission is to connect the world to Asia and Asia to the world. GoGlobal was ranked among 2019 Top 100 Japan Startup by Toyo Keizai.

Media Contact:
Minh Bui
[email protected]/jp

The content provided in this publication is for general information purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Due to potential changes in regulations, the information may become outdated. GoGlobal and its affiliates disclaim any responsibility for actions taken or not taken based on the information contained in this publication.

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