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05-04-2010, 03:51 PM
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Junior Member
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Quote:
Originally Posted by everyday5
I am holding a master degree in music from a recognized US university and double bachelor degrees in music and music business with a minor in marketing from the same university. Although I don't have full-time working experience, I have been teaching part time for more than 4 years both private and in an university as a lecturer in the US.
I just came back to Singpaore for a few months, working in a music school in Singapore. I got $2500 per month and is required to work 44hrs a week not including any breaks.
Am I being underpaid? I did check with the boss, he insists that this is the rate in Singapore.
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44hrs week not including breaks is normal but $2500 is low. You probably should be getting about double of that. Nevertheless, what are you exactly working as in the music school? Teacher? Teach what?
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05-04-2010, 07:28 PM
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what would be a good overall salary package for specialist doctor in Singapore
anybody has any idea.... how about something around 200 to 250?
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