Woman offers $1,000 bribe to get colleague sacked
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A Chinese national who offered a $1,000 bribe to her superior to recommend the dismissal of her colleague was fined $2,500 on Thursday.
Tan Yanli, 35, a former guest service agent, admitted to offering the bribe to Ms Tan Sok Lan, a manager at Marina Bay Sands, in return for recommending the dismissal and repatriation of Ms Sun Chuanling on Aug 16. Ms Sun was Tan's room-mate.
The court heard that their relationship deteriorated over a series of disputes.
On Aug 16, Tan sent a text message to Ms Tan to get her co-worker repatriated to China.
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So this case is under who? Corrupt Practices Investigation Board?
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c liao liao best
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if her plot succeeded nvm, but now fail big time, and now had the collick's 100% animosity, she better watch her back very carefully next time.
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5000 yrs of dog bite dog culture....... cannot change one lah
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S$1000/- is not enough to bribe someone to sack someone.... imagine the cost of finding another replacement, training and administrative costs of hiring a work permit holder....
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ya la~ but I want to know which department handle this case... issit CPIB?
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Originally posted by MikeOscar:
S$1000/- is not enough to bribe someone to sack someone.... imagine the cost of finding another replacement, training and administrative costs of hiring a work permit holder....
she should had done her homework before she proceed with the plan.
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Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:
ya la~ but I want to know which department handle this case... issit CPIB?
not stated. it was stated in the newspaper that a poilce report was made.could be police handle the case or police refer the case to CPIB
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Originally posted by MikeOscar:
S$1000/- is not enough to bribe someone to sack someone.... imagine the cost of finding another replacement, training and administrative costs of hiring a work permit holder....
The $1000 goes to the superior own pocket while the cost of finding replacement, training etc is by the hotel -
so the total amount paid is S$3500... so what about the manager? never charge ah?
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sack both
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it is possible that the other party may have struck a deal with the manager, or the other party and the manager colluded set the briber up.
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Originally posted by lemon1974:
so the total amount paid is S$3500... so what about the manager? never charge ah?
you kok eye lah. the manager never accept the money and make police report
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Originally posted by kengkia:
it is possible that the other party may have struck a deal with the manager, or the other party and the manager colluded set the briber up.
the other party counter offer $2000...Times are bad
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she should offer the 1k to the quitter rather than the manager