| 19-01-2020 08:07 PM |
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When u tender resignation, the pb is consider forfeited if it has not reached your bank account.
Eg, one day before the pb, you tender and need to serve notice. Tomorrow you will not get a single cent of PB, and you Still must serve notice.
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| 19-01-2020 12:37 AM |
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What does having a "lean" CS mean?
It could mean many things e.g.
-paying less while requiring more output from workers
-shrinking the force perhaps by attrition
Either way...reducing the pb, increment, and mid/end yr bonus are ways to achieve this.
We have seen what happened to last year end bonus. Watching the PB to see if the messaging is consistent.
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Lean cs also mean removing some of the jiak liao bees that permeate some places
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| 19-01-2020 12:27 AM |
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What does having a "lean" CS mean?
It could mean many things e.g.
-paying less while requiring more output from workers
-shrinking the force perhaps by attrition
Either way...reducing the pb, increment, and mid/end yr bonus are ways to achieve this.
We have seen what happened to last year end bonus. Watching the PB to see if the messaging is consistent.
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| 18-01-2020 09:35 PM |
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So all in all, how much bonus will an average performing civil servant get for the whole of 2019?
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2months sound reasonable
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| 18-01-2020 06:34 PM |
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So all in all, how much bonus will an average performing civil servant get for the whole of 2019?
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| 18-01-2020 06:30 PM |
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You mean resign as in terminate service and not tender right? As long as i am in service i get the PB, if i understand u correctly?
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Those serving notice will not be entitled to pb.
Is the two months salary worth your better prospect pre sector?
I say either forgo pb, just jump.
Or take pb and serve notice after pb is in it bank account
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| 18-01-2020 06:20 PM |
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The moment you resign without the PB being credited to your account the PB is forfeited. Even one day before also forfeited.
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You mean resign as in terminate service and not tender right? As long as i am in service i get the PB, if i understand u correctly?
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| 18-01-2020 05:16 PM |
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The moment you resign without the PB being credited to your account the PB is forfeited. Even one day before also forfeited.
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| 18-01-2020 04:08 PM |
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I think once they announce pb and pb credited to your account. U can serve notice and resign.
So for three months notice about June?
But pb is quite sad. Generally abt two months. If u got a nice job offer now just jump.
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I am wondering if there is a need to wait till pb credited. Can't i give a 1 month notice in feb and serve a little bit past the day when pb is credited?
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| 18-01-2020 01:39 PM |
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I think once they announce pb and pb credited to your account. U can serve notice and resign.
So for three months notice about June?
But pb is quite sad. Generally abt two months. If u got a nice job offer now just jump.
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2 months PB is considered sad?
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