SINGAPORE: The National Environment Agency has imposed financial penalties on 57 licensed cleaning businesses for failing to comply with requirements under the progressive wage model since it was introduced, said Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu in Parliament on Monday .
In response to Dr Wan Rizal's question on the efforts to professionalise the cleaning industry and"promote good practices to transform the industry", Ms Fu said there are initiatives under the Environmental Services Industry Transformation Map.
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