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Regulations in Singapore and Taiwan:
Environmental Regulations Singapore
British Westminster model is followed in Singapore where power to administer an
govern is divided among the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary. There are two
major laws one is common and civil law enacted there.
Immigration; Any foreigner who wants to get engaged in or start a new business in
Singapore will need an employment pass if his income is more than S$2,500 monthly. The
next thing is an EntrePass is required who wishes to register a private company for not more
than six months prior to the application. It varies as the types of employment, number of
employees, and on the total spending. (RSM International, 2011)
Competition Act; There are certain activities which are not allowed:
 Price fixing
 Limitation of markets, technical investment and development, and production
 Predatory behaviour
 Mergers which discourage competition within the markets of Singapore
Hour and Wage Regulations in Singapore
In Singapore, unlike other famous countries where in order to does business need to
follow a minimum wage system does not exist here.
The Employment Act of 1968 has set some guidelines which make sure the maximum
number of hours an employee can work, hence as per that a person cannot be asked to work
for hours more than twelve under this act. People work in Singapore has standard hours of 44
to follow in a week. Also, overtime work is also having certain limitations like it cannot be
exceed to more than 72 hours in a month. The overpay rate is not nominal to normal working
hours rather it should be one and a half times to the regular pay.
They are definitely not ethical as the regulations are definitely not enough to protect
workers, as they do not have any regulation on minimum wages and hence people could be
asked to work and they get nothing and they do not even have rights against that. Hence it
would be more ethical to set a minimum wage. (Deloitte, 2010)
Environmental Regulations in Taiwan
Deregulation policy in Taiwan is being continuously implemented by the government
to make the Regulatory system more stable and...

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