Compare civil service salary

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Thanks! After manager will be senior manager? Can it be a one year jump to senior manager? Or it will take quite a while.

will take 3-5 years

Is there any difference between FCH and second-upper, apart from the starting pay difference of about $100? Any difference in CEP or progression at all?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi y’all.

I’m 35 this year. Used to be in the SPS. I’m now working in a tech company and drawing 220k annually. 200k on 16 month basis. 20k for stocks.

Am looking at joining the SPS as a DD. Want to contribute to nation building eg at EDB. Would the SPS be able to match?

Thanks!

If join the pslp scheme maybe can match

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is there any difference between FCH and second-upper, apart from the starting pay difference of about $100? Any difference in CEP or progression at all?

Of course. Up to $300 difference

Does anyone knows what is the starting pay/pay range for CPF manager (fresh grad) , local u?

What is the MX grade equivalent for an Assistant Manager in CPFB?

For assistant manager to go to manager in a sb how long will it take?

What is mid year increment like in civil sector ministry? Is it based on one's performance or a percentage of one's monthly pay?

To give my 2 cents.

I’m from the private sector going to public sector soon.

The MNC I’m in, the senior engineer is earning 4.5k to 5.5k.

The position I’m joining is an AM in a SB. $4.5k.

You can take it as a reference. Neither all private sector companies is offering higher than public sector nor is the public sector offering higher than private sector.

It ultimately boils down to your experiences. How do you expect an employer to offer you high salary when you got zero experience or if you’re a fresh grad regardless of private or public sector?

Will you be doing a non-engineering role in the SB you're joining since your title is an AM?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

To give my 2 cents.

I’m from the private sector going to public sector soon.

The MNC I’m in, the senior engineer is earning 4.5k to 5.5k.

The position I’m joining is an AM in a SB. $4.5k.

You can take it as a reference. Neither all private sector companies is offering higher than public sector nor is the public sector offering higher than private sector.

It ultimately boils down to your experiences. How do you expect an employer to offer you high salary when you got zero experience or if you’re a fresh grad regardless of private or public sector?