Mid-Year Civil Servant Bonus 2019

isnt it very unfair, some of the civil service alrdy received their MI in April, if there is a pay cut

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hypothetically, if there really is a pay cut coming up in June, would HR know at this point (or be allowed to release the information), before a press release is made?

Anyway, I find this discussion kinda pointless… personally, I'll just assume the worst for now. If no pay cut, great! If it happens… well, there've been warning signs, I guess. Not like we can do much about this.

That is utter ******** if there is a paycut in june. Our increment is in 1st june. So paycut is when? 30th june? Mai talkcock. Those idiots who mention abt paycut are probably those who never make the cut for civil service either that or their application is rejected. So they got ill feelings towards people who works in civil service. Their only way to feel good themselves is to see others suffer ans hope civil servants got paycut. Pathetic piece of shite those idiots.

spot on.

yea, dunno who started the rumours about paycuts.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That is utter ******** if there is a paycut in june. Our increment is in 1st june. So paycut is when? 30th june? Mai talkcock. Those idiots who mention abt paycut are probably those who never make the cut for civil service either that or their application is rejected. So they got ill feelings towards people who works in civil service. Their only way to feel good themselves is to see others suffer ans hope civil servants got paycut. Pathetic piece of shite those idiots.

it's not completely baseless what

s://.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/wage-council-covid-19-salaries-basic-12589242

"The Manpower Ministry’s permanent secretary Mr Aubeck Kam said that discussions are ongoing within the public sector, and announcements about public servant wages will be made in June."

open to interpretation tho

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it's not completely baseless what

s://.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/wage-council-covid-19-salaries-basic-12589242

"The Manpower Ministry’s permanent secretary Mr Aubeck Kam said that discussions are ongoing within the public sector, and announcements about public servant wages will be made in June."

open to interpretation tho

Do u know the diff between public servant and civil servant or not.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Do u know the diff between public servant and civil servant or not.

huh civil service is a subset of public service

you're embarrassing urself

This is overwritten by events already. Some Ministries have just raised salary through Merit Increments. Others to follow suit in June.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it's not completely baseless what

s://.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/wage-council-covid-19-salaries-basic-12589242

"The Manpower Ministry’s permanent secretary Mr Aubeck Kam said that discussions are ongoing within the public sector, and announcements about public servant wages will be made in June."

open to interpretation tho

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This is overwritten by events already. Some Ministries have just raised salary through Merit Increments. Others to follow suit in June.

You are wrong again.. The pay revision aka cut affects everyone. Low wage workers below $1500 are slightly different.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You are wrong again.. The pay revision aka cut affects everyone. Low wage workers below $1500 are slightly different.

MOE is low wage workers below 1500?? Lol talk cock some more

Public servants get pay cut, except those in Min and SB.