A jobless man was jailed yesterday for his role in offences linked to a crime syndicate that perpetrated what has been described as the largest case of fraud against a public institution here.
Under the SSG scheme, a Singapore business entity sending an employee for skills training courses with registered training providers can apply to SSG for a subsidy, provided certain conditions are met. Depending on the claim method used, subsidies are payable to either the training provider or the business entity.
The DPP added that in September 2017, Vincent asked Manickam if he wanted to work for him. Manickam, who accepted the offer, was promised an unspecified sum.
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