'When a company closes, there's nothing much we can do': About 100 True Fitness & True Yoga ex-staff gather at liquidators' meeting at HQ
No promises of compensation for their salaries, notice pay, and more have been made, according to them.
Around 100 former True Fitness and True Yoga staff members gathered at the company's headquarters on September 11 to gather information following the announcement that the company had ceased operations. The HR department had sent an email on September 10 informing employees of the company's provisional liquidation and closure of all outlets.
At the meeting, many expressed shock and disappointment, with one staff member stating, "When a company closes, there's nothing much we can do." The liquidators informed the attendees that they would attempt to recover funds to pay staff salaries and refund members, but there were no promises of compensation. Former employees reported losses of over S$63,000 in unutilized memberships and services.
Some, like Arivinthan Rajanthran, believed they were owed salary for the days they had worked and a salary in lieu of notice, but had received no compensation or promises. Others, such as Adrian Pratab, expressed disappointment in the company's handling of the situation, particularly the lack of communication.
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