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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Will CS/SB hire people who want to do mid-career switch now? Or are they prioritizing people who are unemployed /fresh grad? I have 10 years of exp in pte sector. Have been applying for more than a year but not shortlisted. Currently have job but my company not doing well so quite worried.
Graduated from local uni.

You have answered the question yourself. With so many job seekers seeking for the safe haven of public service, competition is extremely tough.

Not all industries in private sector are that badly hit. Private sector jobs in tech, healthcare/phamaceuticals still seems quite good to work in currently..

For those whose annual salary adjustment is in June, check out the pacgov.

How long does it take for hr to come up with a conditional offer/package and get back to me?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm from HR so let me clarify.

Gross pay means the salary in the contract (no employer contribution, but employee contribution is inside)

Seem like your definition on gross is different from MOM definition. Please clarify before causing more confusion here. The previous previous seem more legit and sensible.

s://stats.mom.gov.sg/SL/Pages/Gross-Monthly-Income-from-Work-Concepts-and-Definitions.aspx

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

Jin satki leh you

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

Just keep trying and not give up. I graduated from private uni and had about 5 years of private sector experience before switching over to public sector

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Seem like your definition on gross is different from MOM definition. Please clarify before causing more confusion here. The previous previous seem more legit and sensible.

s://stats.mom.gov.sg/SL/Pages/Gross-Monthly-Income-from-Work-Concepts-and-Definitions.aspx

The Hr person is correct...... Gross has employee cpf contribution (ie not deducted).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The Hr person is correct...... Gross has employee cpf contribution (ie not deducted).

guys, no need to debate on this.

i am pretty sure the gross salary mention by the other earlier poster about his job offer is pay with employee contribution only.

it is not the MOM definition (include bonuses and employer contirbution)

in fact if anyone here think the mentioned CS gross monthly pay in this forum is inflated by bonuses and and employer contribution, then you are wrong. so far mostly are really talking about monthly pay with employee contribution, wirhout bonus and employers' one

interesting topic here.

let's jus share. mx11a p.a 125k excluding employer's cpf contribution.
is this average, above or below avg for mx11a?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

interesting topic here.

let's jus share. mx11a p.a 125k excluding employer's cpf contribution.
is this average, above or below avg for mx11a?

How old are you and how many years or experiences? Which agency? This seem better than average and assuming you are under 50 yo