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Hi, I'm working in a stat board now, would I have any chance of getting an increment in April if my probation contract only ends a couple of months later?

If I won't be entitled to the annual increment, is there normally a raise to make up for that upon confirmation? Thx in advance.

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hi, i am currently working in a govt linked company as a snr manager and am contemplating a move into a ministry/stat board. i am recently invited to an interview for a principal/snr manager role in a stat board and i have some questions that i'd like some clarity:

1) may i know the difference between a senior manager/principal manager/asst director?
2) wat is the pay scale of a principal manager? - i'd imagine this is a higher tier compared to a snr manager and would be something i'd like to gun for in this instance.
3) in the scheme of things, is a principal/snr manager equivalent to a MX11?

some context, been working in the same function for about 12 years, am completing my masters (part-time) in ntu in a couple of months.

thanks in advance!

so far I had seen "Principal Manager" from CAAS Title listing.
Other Statboard....no idea.

how much is your current salary with 12 yr exp as snr mgr?



my GLC snr mgr is M4 grade

no la... only been a snr mgr for abt 2-3 years. started out as an executive in the pte sector. now salary ard 5.5k

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hi, i am currently working in a govt linked company as a snr manager and am contemplating a move into a ministry/stat board. i am recently invited to an interview for a principal/snr manager role in a stat board and i have some questions that i'd like some clarity:

1) may i know the difference between a senior manager/principal manager/asst director?
2) wat is the pay scale of a principal manager? - i'd imagine this is a higher tier compared to a snr manager and would be something i'd like to gun for in this instance.
3) in the scheme of things, is a principal/snr manager equivalent to a MX11?

some context, been working in the same function for about 12 years, am completing my masters (part-time) in ntu in a couple of months.

thanks in advance!

Response for
(1) Asst Director > principal Mgr > Snr Mgr
(2 and 3) in a Ministry context, principal Mgr is an MX11A and snr Mgr is a MX11.

thanks so much for this.

Sometimes i get very confused with the ranking at stat boards. i was told that a manager is actually an entry level job for fresh grads. hence i wasn't sure if a principal manager means much at all (after working for so many years la). lol.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Could you pls share what some of the job grade you mention are? Careers at gov never rly specify if exec is higher than manager or if director higher than manager and so on. Are these job grades??

Nope those are Job Titles. Typically, Dir>DD>AD>SM>Mgr>AM>Snr Exec>Exec.

the nomenclatures may have some difference from ministry to ministry.

job grades refers to ministry scheme of service. The most common one is MXO (MX16 to MX5) - MX16 being the lowest from what i know.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

thanks so much for this.

Sometimes i get very confused with the ranking at stat boards. i was told that a manager is actually an entry level job for fresh grads. hence i wasn't sure if a principal manager means much at all (after working for so many years la). lol.

In my ministry, Asst Mgr (MX13) is entry level for fresh grads. Typically after a year, the temp entry level will be emplaced to perm and with that auto emplaced into Mgr (MX12). Normal peasants mebbe need about 5 years to promote to Snr Mgr (MX11). The speed of later promo after this will be dependent on CEP liao

Does anyone know if i will be given a prorated performance bonus (that will be given in a few months’ time) if I tender now? Is there such a thing?