The layoffs were conducted after consultations with Singapore's National Taxi Association and in compliance with the Tripartite Advisory on Managing Excess Manpower and Responsible Retrenchment.
There will also be a one-off retrenchment benefit given to both employed and trial cabbies,"as a gesture of gratitude from HDT", the company said, without disclosing this sum.The company said it has worked with NTA to ensure fair compensation to the affected employees. NTUC director Yeo Wan Ling also noted that for affected drivers who would like to continue driving, NTA will link them up with other operators.
"It is with a heavy heart that we have to shed the taxi business and let some of our dedicated employees go," he said.
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