Mid-Year Civil Servant Bonus 2019

#**1431** (**permalink**) 24-05-2020, 04:33 PM

I guess some are confused by the ongoings. Just to be clear, it is true that most public servants got/are going to get their MI/PI in April/ June. It doesn't mean that there can't be a paycut. Look at your salary slip and you will notice there is a MVC component. This MVC component is about 8+ percent and is meant to be adjusted if need be in an economic downturn. So whatever MI/PI you get will raise your gross salary and MVC component. Any decrease will likely be on MVC .

#**1432** (**permalink**) 24-05-2020, 05:04 PM

My Ministry doesnt have a paycut. In fact, there is the standard MI. hehe

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

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

#**1433** (**permalink**) 24-05-2020, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

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

Dun talk cock lah. Dun be stupid anyhow say. Depends on ministry. If ur HR say u dun get paycut means u dun get paycut. Who are u to assume? Unless u in civil service and u got paycut then we believe u. Dun anyhow spread fakenews and fear mongering.

#**1434** (**permalink**) 24-05-2020, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Look at your salary slip and you will notice there is a MVC component. This MVC component is about 8+ percent and is meant to be adjusted if need be in an economic downturn. So whatever MI/PI you get will raise your gross salary and MVC component. Any decrease will likely be on MVC .

Thanks for sharing. Made me realise there are many acronyms in my salary slip I never bothered to understand before. Tried to Google; the only thing I found was this (HK-based) report on SG's civil service salary structure:

s://.jsscs.gov.hk/en/publications/pwc/appendix_d.htm

Seems like NPVP is another chunk that can be cut during downturns!

#**1435** (**permalink**) 24-05-2020, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

I guess some are confused by the ongoings. Just to be clear, it is true that most public servants got/are going to get their MI/PI in April/ June. It doesn't mean that there can't be a paycut. Look at your salary slip and you will notice there is a MVC component. This MVC component is about 8+ percent and is meant to be adjusted if need be in an economic downturn. So whatever MI/PI you get will raise your gross salary and MVC component. Any decrease will likely be on MVC .

spot on

so many noobs in this thread