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PUBLISH · MAIN RECORD · High confidence · 91/100
Singapore is raising the leave floor for outsourced PWM workers
Minimum annual leave will rise from seven to ten days for outsourced workers in five Progressive Wage Model sectors. The change starts in stages from 2029. MOM says about 60% of these workers will benefit.
Why we published this + 2 sources
MOM states the rule, sectors, start period and expected reach. CNA reports the same facts separately.
Evidence score OTR-EVIDENCE-V1 rates source strength. It is not a chance of success or a past accuracy score.
PUBLISH · READING 2 OF 5 · High confidence · 90/100
Five outsourced PWM sectors are in scope
The policy covers outsourced workers across five Progressive Wage Model sectors rather than the whole workforce.
Why we published this + 2 sources
This is one clear point taken from the same cited main record. MOM states the rule, sectors, start period and expected reach. CNA reports the same facts separately.
Evidence score OTR-EVIDENCE-V1 rates source strength. It is not a chance of success or a past accuracy score.
PUBLISH · READING 3 OF 5 · High confidence · 89/100
The leave floor moves from seven days to ten
The stated minimum entitlement rises by three days, creating a measurable policy baseline.
Why we published this + 2 sources
This is one clear point taken from the same cited main record. MOM states the rule, sectors, start period and expected reach. CNA reports the same facts separately.
Evidence score OTR-EVIDENCE-V1 rates source strength. It is not a chance of success or a past accuracy score.
PUBLISH · READING 4 OF 5 · High confidence · 88/100
The change begins in 2029
The change starts in stages from 2029. Employers and workers have time to prepare.
Why we published this + 2 sources
This is one clear point taken from the same cited main record. MOM states the rule, sectors, start period and expected reach. CNA reports the same facts separately.
Evidence score OTR-EVIDENCE-V1 rates source strength. It is not a chance of success or a past accuracy score.
PUBLISH · READING 5 OF 5 · High confidence · 87/100
MOM expects roughly 60% of covered workers to benefit
The ministry supplied an estimated beneficiary share, giving the policy a stated reach.
Why we published this + 2 sources
This is one clear point taken from the same cited main record. MOM states the rule, sectors, start period and expected reach. CNA reports the same facts separately.
Evidence score OTR-EVIDENCE-V1 rates source strength. It is not a chance of success or a past accuracy score.