How much are you earning per annum?

[undiscern]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

based on calculations your bonuses,AWS are 8 months . thats a lot.

Aws 1mth
gdp bomus 1.5mth
pb 3mth b grader.
wat else?

Originally Posted by undiscern

Aws 1mth
gdp bomus 1.5mth
pb 3mth b grader.
wat else?

is should be as below;

july mid year(2010) civil service bonus = 0.5 month(AVC) + $300
dec end year(2010) civil service bonus = 1.0 month(AVC) + 1.0 month(NPAA aka AWS)
GDP bonus = 1.5 month
PB = 3.0 month

Total = 7 months + $300, should make sense for the year end 2010

[Button]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is should be as below;

july mid year(2010) civil service bonus = 0.5 month(AVC) + $300
dec end year(2010) civil service bonus = 1.0 month(AVC) + 1.0 month(NPAA aka AWS)
GDP bonus = 1.5 month
PB = 3.0 month

Total = 7 months + $300, should make sense for the year end 2010

That's still one month short of the 8 months bonus calculated by someone. Maybe his PB was $4 months. My question is: with such hefty bonuses, isn't the civil service leading the market, instead of following (or keeping pace) with the market which it is supposed to do.

Originally Posted by Button

That's still one month short of the 8 months bonus calculated by someone. Maybe his PB was $4 months. My question is: with such hefty bonuses, isn't the civil service leading the market, instead of following (or keeping pace) with the market which it is supposed to do.

maybe the civil service has shifted from its stance to lead the market in terms of pay? it's not hard to comprehend given that outside of civil service, companies are increasingly hiring cheaper foreign workers thus pushing down wage levels.

[undiscern]

Originally Posted by Button

That's still one month short of the 8 months bonus calculated by someone. Maybe his PB was $4 months. My question is: with such hefty bonuses, isn't the civil service leading the market, instead of following (or keeping pace) with the market which it is supposed to do.

Keeping pace with the financial and legal sector.

Bonus may be higher than outside but basic pay is way lower. That's why some part of the bonus is call Annual variable component to subsidise the lower monthly pay lah....look at overall annual salary basis, the most equal or mostly lower than private sectors...

Procurement - Strategic Sourcing
6~7 yrs exp

Total annual package: $110.5k
(AWS + bonuses)

Chemical Engineer, 7 yrs experience

All-in annual: S$140k

Originally Posted by Unregistered

based on calculations your bonuses,AWS are 8 months . thats a lot.

Yea. Bumper year for govt past year.
And a favourable assessment helps

********!!! The salary remuneration in the civil service where got 8 months?!!! You gotta be kidding right??!! more like 3 to 4 months all in... Civil service was never intended to pay better than private industry!!