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Korea Artiz Studio taken to court for alleged non-payment of employees’ CPF contributions
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Korea Artiz Studio taken to court for alleged non-payment of employees’ CPF contributions

A bridal studio named Korea Artiz Studio in Singapore has been taken to court by the Central Provident Fund Board for allegedly failing to pay its employees' CPF contributions by the deadline in July 2026. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is also investigating the studio for potential violations related to unpaid salaries. Five former employees reportedly filed salary claims with the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management (TADM) between August 10 and 18. The studio's premises were closed by its staff due to unpaid salaries and later repossessed by the Carlton Hotel on August 20. Authorities have stated they will assist affected workers in recovering both their salaries and CPF contributions.

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Korea Artiz Studio taken to court for alleged non-payment of employees’ CPF contributions

A bridal studio named Korea Artiz Studio in Singapore has been taken to court by the Central Provident Fund Board for allegedly failing to pay its employees' CPF contributions by the deadline in July 2026. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is also investigating the studio for potential violations related to unpaid salaries. Five former employees reportedly filed salary claims with the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management (TADM) between August 10 and 18. The studio's premises were closed by its staff due to unpaid salaries and later repossessed by the Carlton Hotel on August 20. Authorities have stated they will assist affected workers in recovering both their salaries and CPF contributions.

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