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Performance bonus will be affected this year?

Is the civil service still a good deal for local uni grads (FCH) these days? Is it considered an above-average paying job? Graduating in a few months and don't know what to do

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Performance bonus will be affected this year?

Lol.. current economic situation still thinking about bonus.. got job steal laugh already la.

Hello, fresh grad here. Can I just ask what's the bonus generally like for MX scheme on a typical year (non Covid)? For the average farmer is it usually like around 3 months? Thanks!!

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Hello, fresh grad here. Can I just ask what's the bonus generally like for MX scheme on a typical year (non Covid)? For the average farmer is it usually like around 3 months? Thanks!!

For a good non-COVID year, around 2.5 months bonus for mid-year (0.5), year end (1) and AWS (1) added in.

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For a good non-COVID year, around 2.5 months bonus for mid-year (0.5), year end (1) and AWS (1) added in.

you missed out the performance bonus

Are civil servants considered middle-class? Or upper-middle class?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Are civil servants considered middle-class? Or upper-middle class?

If you ask me...Middle class in the 70s and 80s, lower-middle for mx farmers and middle for directors and scholars today.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

you missed out the performance bonus

Assuming PB average about 1-2 months, does this mean most civil servants get a 15/16 year package every year??

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If you ask me...Middle class in the 70s and 80s, lower-middle for mx farmers and middle for directors and scholars today.

Do you go buy percentile?
Low - bottom 10th percentile
Middle Low - 10th to 25th
Middle - 25th to 75th
Middle High - 75th - 90th
High - above 90th?

Just saying MX farmer easily in the middle range.