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[QUOTE=ChalkGunner;219839]Reposting my comment after editing for clarity:

The salary ranges I posted are roughly the official salary range for FY22.

You may refer to page 49 of 50 of NHG's collective agreement with HSEU that has been in place since 1 Feb 2021, available on HSEU's website [URL="https://www.hseu.org.sg/wps/wcm/connect/d88016d6-298d-4802-b0b3-bad55481dd3e/National+Healthcare+Group+Staff+Agreement+of+2021.pdf?MOD=AJPERES"]https://www.hseu.org.sg/wps/wcm/connect/d88016d6-298d-4802-b0b3-bad55481dd3e/National+Healthcare+Group+Staff+Agreement+of+2021.pdf?MOD=AJPERES[/URL]

You will see that the range for JG11 starts from $2550. But this base has risen given the annual increment plus one-time salary adjustment for healthcare admin workers that took place in 2021, hence my starting of $2700, confirmed anecdotally by co-workers through their letters from HR. [URL="https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/salary-increase-nurses-public-healthcare-up-to-14-percent-308366"]https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/salary-increase-nurses-public-healthcare-up-to-14-percent-308366[/URL] Though most fresh grads would typically start off about in the middle of the range, there are a range of factors that affect starting pay, e.g., which university, whether completed NS, whether got years of relevant experience, etc.

As many posters have alluded to above, healthcare pay is not great. It is made up through higher bonuses, close to 4 months if including AWS. So I would not be surprised if there are people who have started off closer to the bottom of the range, especially if they are not local grads, or are diploma holders working towards a degree, etc.[/QUOTE]

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Today 05:05 PM

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Yup , ur maths cmi.
Initially quoted was 60% - 70% after 1-2 years

Now quoted was 10% + per year which is 50-60% over 5 years.

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I can't say much about other AHP but as an ex-pharmacist, looking at my batch mates, it is true that about half have left to join industry or other roles after 1-2 yrs. Those that stayed are either bonded, lazy to start searching or in the midst of finding jobs.

Yesterday 10:39 PM

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s://.straitstimes.com/singapore/politics/proportion-of-allied-healthcare-professionals-who-left-public-sector-rose-from-2018-to-2022

"Overall, the attrition of AHPs in the public healthcare sector increased slightly from 8.9% in 2018 to 11.6% in 2022. "

Over 5 years isn't it more than 50%, or is my math wonky?

Yup , ur maths cmi.
Initially quoted was 60% - 70% after 1-2 years

Now quoted was 10% + per year which is 50-60% over 5 years.

Yesterday 06:21 PM

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Lol ... Hearsay?? Dont spread nonesense

18-05-2024 10:08 PM

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I hearsay some batches almost 60-70% left after 1-2 yrs. Those that stayed are either bonded or don't mind the stale environment.

Lol ... Hearsay?? Dont spread nonesense

15-05-2024 03:10 PM

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I hearsay some batches almost 60-70% left after 1-2 yrs. Those that stayed are either bonded or don't mind the stale environment.

15-05-2024 03:26 AM

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Sometimes im worried i dont see old people working at hospitals as allied health professionals... is it a young person job? where do all the older folks go. do they just marry doctors and exit the sevice

Heresay turnover rate is like 50% over 5 years for pharmacists in the past. Not sure if same or changed

12-05-2024 08:50 AM

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When will the staff agreements be out? The last one was in 2022

Current agreement will last till Mar 2025. Increased from 2 to 3 years.

09-05-2024 11:04 PM

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08-05-2024 06:40 PM

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When will the staff agreements be out? The last one was in 2022

08-05-2024 12:14 AM

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From mid 5k to 7.7k , wonder will require how many 9 years..

Do many people make it to JG14?

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