SINGAPORE - In a move to make more sales and earn higher commissions for their team, an operations manager in a travel company conspired with a colleague to give bribes to a man so he would buy air tickets for his firm from the agency.
On Thursday, Tan, 60, was sentenced to five weeks' jail after he pleaded guilty to offences including four counts of graft. Deputy Public Prosecutor Janice See said that at Majestic, the remuneration of travel consultants and their operation managers was in the form of commissions. The DPP said Tan also suggested that monies to See should be in the form of credit notes from Majestic, as this would allow the kickbacks to appear legitimate and above board.
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