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Old 30-05-2020, 10:17 PM
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Is wsg a good place to work in? Anyone there to advise?

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Basic pay is what stated in your contract. (Before CPF deduction).

Gross pay is everything added in. (Include all bonus, AWS, overtime, allowance, etc)
Adding in employer's CPF contribution is subjective and most people don't factor this in gross, however, you can do so.

In fact, you can use tax assessment total income / 12. Employer's CPF contribution is not factor in.

HR will normally use 14, 15 or 16 months forumula to estimate gross pay.
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The rare sensible post thus far
Beg to differ. Graduate employment survey conducted by local uni & moe uses gross as just basic pay before cpf, bonus and other commission incentives.

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Basic pay is what stated in your contract. (Before CPF deduction).

Gross pay is everything added in. (Include all bonus, AWS, overtime, allowance, etc)
Adding in employer's CPF contribution is subjective and most people don't factor this in gross, however, you can do so.

In fact, you can use tax assessment total income / 12. Employer's CPF contribution is not factor in.

HR will normally use 14, 15 or 16 months forumula to estimate gross pay.
thank you for enlightening some of the people here
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Beg to differ. Graduate employment survey conducted by local uni & moe uses gross as just basic pay before cpf, bonus and other commission incentives.
I'm from HR so let me clarify.

Gross pay means the salary in the contract (no employer contribution, but employee contribution is inside)
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how old are you? you completed suss full time degree and work in private related field 2 years?
or you work in private while study part time and just graduate from ur degree?
Yes, I studied part time at suss while I work in private sector for 2 yeras
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I am farmer from mx, joined on 2017.

On 2018 became mx12 from mx13 with ~$300 increment.
On 2019 remain mx12 with ~$300 increment.
On 2020 became mx11 with ~$550 increment.

Some friends tell me is super bad increment, to right away quit. Some say is good. What is really the average for normal mx scheme with second lower hons?

To myself. Like this will take 10 years to reach $7k or 8k. It is too slow.
Not bad leh, your increment is better than average.
how much you start off in 2017 ?
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how old are you? you completed suss full time degree and work in private related field 2 years?
or you work in private while study part time and just graduate from ur degree?
I am 29 this year, I study and work part time
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Sounds reasonable based on 2 yrs private sector experience and from SUSS.

If the starting pay for fresh is between 2.8 to 3.2, that's $200 increment every year. So it looks about right.
that made me feel better.
i heard fresh grads are paid 3.6k
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Yes, I studied part time at suss while I work in private sector for 2 yeras
Jin satki leh you

Can share how you managed to get cs job as a private uni grad?
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