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Take a survey about COVID-19’s impact on low-income self-employed persons
May 14th, 2020 | Employment and Labour Rights, News, Poverty and Inequality
AWARE is conducting a new survey on low-income self-employed persons in Singapore, about the effects of COVID-19 and their experiences applying for government assistance.
To be eligible for this survey:
- You must be female.
- You must be self-employed/freelancing. (If you are not sure whether you qualify as self-employed, please also sign up.)
- You must have a monthly household income of under $650 per capita.
- You plan to apply for, have already applied for (and are waiting to hear back about), or are unsure if you are eligible for the Self-employed Person Income Relief Scheme (SIRS).
Please do not sign up to be a respondent if you already received notification from the Government that you will be receiving a SIRS payout.
If you satisfy the criteria above, please email Ning Qian (advocacy@aware.org.sg) with your name and your phone number to sign up.
Successful survey respondents will receive $20 as a token of appreciation.