Top 100 jobs in Singapore (2007)

Alex, 3 yrs? from what i know, they need to take 3 years to complete their training and become a 2nd officer. during these first 3 years of training, they only get allowances of ard 1-2k. unless you are saying that he has been a 2nd or 1st officer for 3 years since completing his training.

yes i mean 3 years after completing training, he is currently a 1st officer

your friend may be asked to go on no pay leave soon. his colleagues in cargo have already been asked to go on up to 30!! months of leave without salary.

hes still flying so far, i would doubt that sia is going to stop flying any routes so i guess the pilots will still be working

120k annually is not a difficult sum for 1st officers. Most of them earn that as long as they fly.

yeah it seems to be a pretty good life, and at age 28 that salary is pretty hard to beat in most other fields.

Alex, please read this link and this link

Who says SIA is not "going to stop flying any routes"? Before this story was run, it axed a few destinations as well, was it Russia?

Do take a read at the 2nd story. SIA sounds like it's in trouble.

Hey, how come no mention about the Prime Minister position here. It's one of the highest paid job here in Singapore. Seriously, politicians here earn alot.

Just look at our current PM Lee Hsien Loong. From the reports i gathered online it seems that he earn about S$3,870,000/yr or $322,500/mth.

So i guess a job to be considered for some.

How much do a post-doctoral fellow will get per month.
I mean a research scientist from biomedical phd degree from a reputed German University.

http://www.payscale.com/...Biotechnology/Salary