Workers sharing their stories and gratitude
Two powerful new tools designed to protect workers in emergencies and break down language barriers.
Workers can send an instant emergency alert with their GPS location to platform admins and welfare support staff β with a single 3-second hold.
π¨ For immediate danger always call 191 (Thailand) Β· 999 (Myanmar)
Communicate freely across language barriers. Every message in the chat can be instantly translated between English, Burmese, Thai, Korean, and Japanese β powered by AI.
"When does my shift start tomorrow?"
"ααααΊααΌααΊ αα»α½ααΊαα±α¬αΊ/α α α‘αα―ααΊαα»αααΊ αααΊαα±α¬α· α ααα²?"
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A comprehensive guide to the legal rights of Myanmar migrant workers in Malaysia, covering wages, safety, rest, and how to report violations.
The Myanmar Community Association in Singapore invites all Myanmar nationals to celebrate Thingyan Water Festival together.