From 1 September, some businesses will be allowed to hire workers from what’s called the Non-Traditional Source (NTS) Occupation List. Services and manufacturing firms will be allowed to hire work permit holders from additional countries – Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand. There are now a total of nine under the NTS Occupation List. Among them are housekeepers, porters and cooks in Indian restaurants. S. Mahenthiran, Chief Executive Officer, Catering Solutions, and Honorary Secretary of the Indian Restaurants Association of Singapore explains how useful this is for those in the F&B industry. 

<p>From 1 September, some businesses will be allowed to hire workers from what’s called the Non-Traditional Source (NTS) Occupation List. Services and manufacturing firms will be allowed to hire work permit holders from additional countries – Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand. There are now a total of nine under the NTS Occupation List. Among them are housekeepers, porters and cooks in Indian restaurants. S. Mahenthiran, Chief Executive Officer, Catering Solutions, and Honorary Secretary of the Indian Restaurants Association of Singapore explains how useful this is for those in the F&amp;B industry. </p>

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