Former staff at True Fitness and True Yoga in Singapore are still waiting to learn whether they will receive their September salaries and CPF contributions, The Business Times reported on 11 September 2026. One former employee told the paper that the answers to their questions remain uncertain.
The gym and yoga chain shut its Singapore operations as it entered liquidation, according to Yahoo News Singapore. The closure has left both workers and customers in difficult positions.
The Business Times reports that ex-employees are in limbo over their pay and CPF contributions for September. A separate Straits Times account described a customer saying personal belongings were still inside a locker after the shutdown.
CNA reported that consumers have lodged claims of more than S$609,000 in losses. Malay Mail also put the reported member losses at S$609,000, linking the shutdown to stiff competition in the fitness market and growing liabilities.
The Business Times reported that the company's former staff have been left without clear answers about their September salaries and CPF contributions. The paper's account focused on the uncertainty facing workers rather than on any stated position from the company or a liquidator.
What to watch next: whether a liquidator or the company provides clarity on outstanding September wages and CPF payments, and how consumer claims reported at over S$609,000 are handled.
