Looking back at 2010!

Looking back at my short stint at my previous work place, I wondered if I had been working in a hell house just like a slave? Or am I just  being naive and many employers in Singapore are the same? I do not think so actually because non of the local Chinese workers that I know (including my room-mates) ever complain. Here's why I think I worked in a slave house :

1. When I first came to Singapore, I told them that I intended to stay at Bedok. However, they told me that I will be working in Punggol and some shifts are at 6.30am and I must move there or I will not be in time for the early shift. So with this advice, I found a place and moved. Having moved, he kept telling me to work at Tampines. When I finally left, I realised that I had worked 10% of my time in Punggol and 90% in Tampines...
2. He moved me around as and when he wants. When a worker did not turn up at his Sengkang branch, he calls me in the morning and tells me that I have to be there. And when I finally got there, I worked there for half a day and he told me that I had to go back to Tampines. Because I did not know the place, I  had to take a cab and there is no reimbursement for taxi fares.
3. He deducted my pay when I took half day sick leave (Yes I did not get an MC) 
4. He did not compensate me for all the extra hours I work at his requests. On quite a few occasions, he had a shortage of staff, and I had to fill in an extra hour or two each day now and for free, which meant I worked a 13 to 14 hour day!
5. He gave me a time-table and when I turned up at 7am in the morning, I was told that my shift that day had been shifted to 11am and nobody told me. And because I had 4 hours (from 7am to 11am), I cannot hang around in Tampines, so I decided that the best thing for me to do was to go home and take a rest and come back later!
6. He gave me my off-day just one or two days before so I cannot plan for anything.
7. I found out that I was the only one working a 12+ hour day. When I asked him why that is so, he just replied, "Because you are new!" Working a 12-14hour day with almost no time to rest or sit down (other than the 20min lunch) with one day off every two weeks is tough, even for a "toughie" like me!
8. He made me pay S$1,000 agent fees when he was the one who hired the agent to process my documents.
9. He promised me $150 lodging and food allowance on the phone before I came but when I arrived, he said it's been changed to $100.
10. When I resigned, I worked another 2 weeks. For this I am entitled to another day off which was not given.
11. Having worked for him a total of 2 months, I should be entitled to at least one day of leave as I have seven days leave to take a year. However, this was again not given. 
12. He made me (and all those working in the shop except the admin workers upstairs) pay for a lost aluminium ladder. It cost us $8 each!
13. He made me pay SGD85 for 3 T-shirts which was part of our uniform when I left.

So what do you think, readers?