SINGAPORE — An environment group in Singapore that has conducted educational programmes with universities here has parted ways with its co-founder over claims of mismanagement and inadequate compensation. The Plastic Project (TPP), a company registered as conducting educational courses for environmental causes, was founded by Ms Germaine Soong, who also goes by the name Amber, and Mr Lee Yew Jin,...
Founder Germaine Soong said she is concerned about the allegations over claims of mismanagement and inadequate compensation.SINGAPORE — An environment group in Singapore that has conducted educational programmes with universities here has parted ways with its co-founder over claims of mismanagement and inadequate compensation.
Ms Soong, 28, denied the claims in an interview with The Straits Times, adding that she is concerned about the allegations. "By underappreciating what I have done for the company, they might think that they're able to justify not paying me for my time and efforts that I have put into this company," she said.
In a post last Thursday, the TPP Instagram page said that "the TPP that once was is no longer", and that there was "disharmony and a breach of trust" in the organisation.[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CpRa0nNypzr/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed]She said: "Since my integrity and competency have been questioned by the very people I brought on board, I have decided to do a breakdown of events.
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