32 companies return Jobs Support Scheme payouts in April totalling S$35 million

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As at May 9, 32 companies have returned the April payout of the JSS.

SOME businesses in Singapore have decided to either return or donate the government payouts received from the Jobs Support Scheme , as a form of solidarity with the local community amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

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