(For Employers) Who can attend or represent the company at mediation?

Last updated 04 Oct 2021

The director, partner, or sole-proprietor registered with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) can attend.

If not, the company can appoint and send a representative who is a full-time employee and is authorised to settle the dispute.

Lawyers are not allowed to represent any party in mediation.

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