Dhaka, Nov. 8 -- More than 230 migrant workers in Singapore, most of them Bangladeshis, have been linked with potential employers after losing their jobs over unpaid wages at two companies.

Some have reportedly also received their outstanding pay.

Employers in the construction and process sectors met the workers at a job fair at the Ministry of Manpower's (MOM) onboarding centre on Friday, The Straits Times reports.

The report said the workers, who complained about unpaid wages in October, had been connected with prospective employers and given temporary accommodation.

They worked for Process Maintenance Solutions and Jurong Technical and Construction, both under investigation by MOM over alleged wage non-payment.

Among them is 21-ye...