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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can I ask what ministry pays 3.9k for second upper? That's a good offer. I think you should take it. I'm female, no ns, with fch and I'm not even asking for that much.

Hello! Sorry to interrupt, as I am similar to u (i.e. female no ns fch), can I ask if you are a recent fresh graduate and are u currently in a ministry? Also, if you don"t mind sharing, how much are u being paid?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello! Sorry to interrupt, as I am similar to u (i.e. female no ns fch), can I ask if you are a recent fresh graduate and are u currently in a ministry? Also, if you don"t mind sharing, how much are u being paid?

Still in the interview process. Fresh grad.

Some stat boards peg honour levels. Some dont.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello! Sorry to interrupt, as I am similar to u (i.e. female no ns fch), can I ask if you are a recent fresh graduate and are u currently in a ministry? Also, if you don"t mind sharing, how much are u being paid?

$4500. Non fch. Fresh grad

Hi, I'm a female fresh grad from a local uni, non-engineering degree, FCH going to a stat board. Just want to check how much I should be expecting for my expected salary?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I'm a female fresh grad from a local uni, non-engineering degree, FCH going to a stat board. Just want to check how much I should be expecting for my expected salary?

offered already?

Helping the fresh grads here.

Was employed last year, fresh uni grad for first job. Male, NS, 2nd upper at a Stat Board - $3450 gross salary monthly.

transfer of service between govt service will usually be little change in grade or salary.

Fch non local 3.950 male ns offered at statboard

Hi,

I have been informed by my supervisor that I won't be promoted this year. Another colleague (same grade as me) would be promoted instead, as she needs the rank to have more authority leading her team which she has unofficially been leading for a while. She was promoted in 2017, got a C+ that year and B+ in 2018, while I got B in both years (even though I joined I 2017 and ought to get default grade of C). She has been with the organisation for 5 years, while I have been there for only 2. Notwithstanding this, I am still peeved that I am not promoted as it now means that I have hit my salary cap as Mx11.

My supervisor said that my Cep is high and I just need to further develop leadership skills. Dunno to believe him or not, haha. But is it possible that I can still be promoted despite hitting my grade's salary cap? Is it a norm to have to get more than 2 Bs to be promoted? I am just wondering if I have been unfairly treated.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi,

I have been informed by my supervisor that I won't be promoted this year. Another colleague (same grade as me) would be promoted instead, as she needs the rank to have more authority leading her team which she has unofficially been leading for a while. She was promoted in 2017, got a C+ that year and B+ in 2018, while I got B in both years (even though I joined I 2017 and ought to get default grade of C). She has been with the organisation for 5 years, while I have been there for only 2. Notwithstanding this, I am still peeved that I am not promoted as it now means that I have hit my salary cap as Mx11.

My supervisor said that my Cep is high and I just need to further develop leadership skills. Dunno to believe him or not, haha. But is it possible that I can still be promoted despite hitting my grade's salary cap? Is it a norm to have to get more than 2 Bs to be promoted? I am just wondering if I have been unfairly treated.

why hitting salary cap cannot be promoted? don dishearted, i assumed she is in MX11 to 5 years? if following time norm, she would had been promoted before u.
u r only in your second year, most pro will be promoted next year, else it time to go since hitting ceiling.... also think on a bright side, a MX11 ceiling of $7119 + at least a 10% promotion increment will give u ~$7830 or a $712 increment which is better isnt it?