Toyota distributor Borneo Motors lays off workers in restructuring exercise
Affected employees were notified on Jul 30, which was also their last working day.
Borneo Motors, the authorised distributor for Toyota and Lexus cars in Singapore, has laid off workers as part of a restructuring exercise to streamline its operations. Affected employees were notified on July 30, which was also their last working day, and the number of workers affected was not disclosed. Inchcape, the global automotive distribution group that owns Borneo Motors, stated that they have reviewed their organisation in Singapore to ensure the business remains well positioned to deliver for customers and brand partners.
The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers’ Union (SMMWU) is working with affected members and workers to provide support and ensure they are treated fairly, urging employers to engage and communicate with affected workers as early as possible.
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