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Originally Posted by Unregistered

fresh grad looking for jobs with the public service. local uni, second uppers in social science.

what does the day in day out work of a policy role actually entail?

Attending meetings, taking down minutes, translate the discussion during meetings into a paper. That's probably what I'm guessing.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

2.5 yrs exp engineer
Start 3.9, now 4.3 after 1 pomotion. Ok? bonus include 13th month about 3.5 to 4

Please provide the following:

Class of honours
NS or non-NS

all your salary details, see below

2012 July - 3900 starting
2013 July - ??? (+XX annual increment)
2014 July - ??? (+XX annual increment + YY promotion increment)
2014 Dec - 4300

Thank you.

Can someone share the salary range info from GLC aka Singtel or ST engineering.

E5 ranges
E6 ranges
M1 ranges
M2 ranges
M3 ranges
M4 ranges
M5 ranges
M6 ranges

???

Please see below...

Annual increment is always like 3%

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Please provide the following:

Class of honours
NS 2nd up

all your salary details, see below

2012 July - 3900 starting
2013 July - 4011
2014 July - 4152
2015 jan - 4322 promoted

Thank you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Attending meetings, taking down minutes, translate the discussion during meetings into a paper. That's probably what I'm guessing.

Making lots of presentations, writing consultation papers to consult public on proposed policy changes, writing policy papers, doing research to substantiate policy proposals, being the secretariat to high-level committees, writing speeches for senior management, writing minutes, drafting responses to parliamentary questions, providing inputs to comms colleagues for media / public queries, accompanying senior management on overseas trips as a 'staffer' aka slave.

i'll share my pay progression in the public sector

figures are based on annual income
- 2011 (7x k)
- 2012 (8x k)
- 2013 (11x k)
- 2014 (12x k)

male, born in 1980s

Another male in public sector, early 30s

Annual income
- 2010 (~80 k)
- 2011 (~100 k)
- 2012 (~130 k)
- 2013 (~140 k)
- 2014 (~150 k)

Full of ******** posts today...

There is a little froggie in a well

Originally Posted by Unregistered

29. I believe she has worked for 6-7 years? Seems like all the policy people are getting paid highly. What bout operational people like tax investigator etc? Or audit? Or inspectors in NEA etc?

29 and earning 7k. That's very high for someone on the normal MX scheme and a little unusual I think.