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Yesterday 07:32 PM | ||
Unregistered | Ah okay I get what you mean now. So with the new system would they still follow the previous way of using expected salary at end of year / 12, or instead just add on 1/12 of your monthly salary each month? | |
Yesterday 07:15 PM | ||
Unregistered | The previous AWS we received in end December should be for Jan to December right? Since MDR only applied from 1st April onwards then Jan to March should be AWS from salary before 1st April increment | |
Yesterday 07:06 PM | ||
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Yesterday 06:27 PM | ||
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If included rebased AWS from start of year then, Amount received = 3 months AWS on previous salary + 2 months AWS on new salary with MDR + 2 months MDR Amount received = 3/12 * prevSalary + 2/12 * (newSalary + MDR) + 2 * MDR Copy this into wolframalpha.com, replace amountReceived prevSalary and newSalary, and the solution for x is your MDR amountReceived = 3/12 * prevSalary + 2/12 * (newSalary + x) + 2 * x |
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Yesterday 04:55 PM | ||
Unregistered | annual package as in fix(sure get) or there will be variable like bonus | |
Yesterday 04:52 PM | ||
Unregistered | HR should be more proactive in providing the formula rather than letting people second guess. Errors do happen, even in CS (e.g. s://.businesstimes.com.sg/government-economy/singapore-civil-servants-underpaid-by-s10m-due-to-hr-errors). Else how to check for accuracy? | |
Yesterday 02:14 PM | ||
Unregistered | I don't think it's correct bcoz AWS should be calculated only after adding in the MDR increment. to the current basic salary | |
Yesterday 02:11 PM | ||
Unregistered | bank in amount - (last basic salary /12*5) = mdr for Apr,May | |
Yesterday 02:00 PM | ||
Unregistered | Haha we are authorised user lei how to penalise? sure have logs | |
Yesterday 01:58 PM | ||
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What he shared is a system related info and what others shared was their personal increment and they might just troll ![]() |
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