Constituency Manager (People Association)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What's the path for a degree holder? How come there are some young DCD (early 30s) but some in mid to late 30s still a constituency mgr? Is it bcos the CEP is very low?

Do not be mislead by the "Director" in titles such as DCD and CD, they are inflated.

Equivalent of DCD = Manager/Senior Manager in Public Service. While, CD = Senior Manager/Asst Director.

They are not equivalent to a full-fledged, DD or D.

Hi does anyone know when will the job opening for CM be available in their pa.gov web?

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Anyone done with the interview in May? Will they send rejected email to candidate?

I believe they do, but don't take my word for it. Generally you can expect to wait up to around 1 to 1.5 months.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What's the path for a degree holder? How come there are some young DCD (early 30s) but some in mid to late 30s still a constituency mgr? Is it bcos the CEP is very low?

It depends on vacancy, whether the DCD or CD role is available.

As, there is a high turnover rate at the CC level. If ur DCD or CD resigned, then you will have the chance to promote fast. If your DCD or CD stay on, then you will likely be CM till kingdom comes.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It depends on vacancy, whether the DCD or CD role is available.

As, there is a high turnover rate at the CC level. If ur DCD or CD resigned, then you will have the chance to promote fast. If your DCD or CD stay on, then you will likely be CM till kingdom comes.

What's the difference between CM and SCM? What's the pay ceiling like for both? Some bckgrd info about myself, I am in another stat board, age 31 male. Gross about 6.4K/ mth. I am interested to join PA. If offered CM/SCM role any chance of getting a pay match / increment?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What's the difference between CM and SCM? What's the pay ceiling like for both? Some bckgrd info about myself, I am in another stat board, age 31 male. Gross about 6.4K/ mth. I am interested to join PA. If offered CM/SCM role any chance of getting a pay match / increment?

Which Stats board are you in now? Certain stats board might have good chance.

If im not wrong, there is no longer SCM role. Only CM now. likely for 6.4k, u will be DCD level range.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What's the difference between CM and SCM? What's the pay ceiling like for both? Some bckgrd info about myself, I am in another stat board, age 31 male. Gross about 6.4K/ mth. I am interested to join PA. If offered CM/SCM role any chance of getting a pay match / increment?

The only role you can apply is SCM in order to meet your salary expectation. CM's salary range is much lower (MX12-13 range). CM and SCM are doing almost the same things..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hi all,

i just saw this ad on C@G, and it seems that both CM and CME need to work shifts and weekends.

my question is:

1) how many hours do u clock per week and
2) what's the max salary scale they would pay for an experienced diploma hire?

also i noticed where i live, the community centre is open daily from 9am to 10pm, so can i assume that working hours will be long?

thanks for your help.

1) You need to clock a minimum of 42 hours per week
2) it varies. Max basic for CME is 4K, but you would have to work almost 10 hrs to get there
3) there are 2 shifts: 8:30am-6pm and 12:30pm-10pm

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can share the salary of CM and DCD? Wondering if this is a safe and stable path to embark on

I am almost 32. Male. Working as a CM in a CC. Earning 6K++ .