Cancer survivor forced to resign from school after tussles over work-from-home arrangements wins S$20,000
The woman had originally been allowed to work from home two days a week to help her recovery but was suddenly told she had to work at the campus five days a week and that her medical documentation was inadequate.
A woman who had worked for 17 years as an administrative assistant in an international school in Singapore was forced to resign after a dispute over her work-from-home arrangements following her battle with Stage 3 cancer. An Employment Claims Tribunal awarded her the maximum S$20,000 compensation for her ordeal.
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