Today 10:18 PM |
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Your comment is quite harsh and probably you can cool down and look at the facts.
If you are a statistic person, you can refer to this website (s://stats.mom.gov.sg/Pages/IncomeTimeSeries.aspx) and download
Full-Time Employed Residents by Gross Monthly Income From Work (Excluding Employer CPF) file.
It clearly states that the gross monthly income is inclusive of bonus.
And I saved a photo link below to show the percentile illustration for each salary range.
MX11 is cells highlighted in yellow and MX10 in green.
s://ibb.co/CmM40QX
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s://stats.mom.gov.sg/Pages/IncomeTimeSeries.aspx
s://ibb.co/CmM40QX
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Today 10:17 PM |
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You really the joker!! The ceiling for 11a is 9k plus and you say 11k per month is the average salary? And 11k is the ceiling for mx10! How can it be the average? Plus u did not address the point that u r comparing mx10/11a (degree holders) ceiling salary against the average salary for all tax payers (from psle onwards). I think it’s quite obvious you are comparing Apples with watermelons without realising it
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Your comment is quite harsh and probably you can cool down and look at the facts.
If you are a statistic person, you can refer to this website (s://stats.mom.gov.sg/Pages/IncomeTimeSeries.aspx) and download
Full-Time Employed Residents by Gross Monthly Income From Work (Excluding Employer CPF) file.
It clearly states that the gross monthly income is inclusive of bonus.
And I saved a photo link below to show the percentile illustration for each salary range.
MX11 is cells highlighted in yellow and MX10 in green.
s://ibb.co/CmM40QX
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Today 09:11 PM |
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Private sector better work life balance is true
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Today 07:27 PM |
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Have you tried comparing your work life vs theirs? My bro and sis works in a bank and earns more than me. They don't get home till 8 pm everyday. If your skills are useful in the pte sector and work life is not impt to you, please go for it. Financially, it can be very rewarding.
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It is a myth that private sector have longer hours. I work longer hours than all my friends who are in private sector. Their work life balance is way better. And also their salary also much higher. Stopping work at 8pm is considered early at my side. It really depends on your department and your Ministry/SB.
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Today 06:28 PM |
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You think govt sector 'white collar' so hard working meh?
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I start work at 8.30 and I don’t end until 9pm.. still need to check emails during the weekend.. If you dunno, don’t always think ppl in ps very relak.. in fact I am considering to switch to be a realtor after hearing successful story about my friend.. family time + rewarding career.. it’s just dumb to continue because of iron rice bowl.. in fact now all new hire are contract, so what iron rice bowlzz
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Today 06:04 PM |
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What time do they start work? 8 pm actually isn't that late, sounds quite normal.
Do they work on weekends and public holidays?
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You think govt sector 'white collar' so hard working meh?
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Today 04:49 PM |
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Have you tried comparing your work life vs theirs? My bro and sis works in a bank and earns more than me. They don't get home till 8 pm everyday. If your skills are useful in the pte sector and work life is not impt to you, please go for it. Financially, it can be very rewarding.
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What time do they start work? 8 pm actually isn't that late, sounds quite normal.
Do they work on weekends and public holidays?
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Today 03:47 PM |
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Salary adjustment
Which stat boards have received their salary adjustment so far?
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Today 03:23 PM |
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Since switching to HRP, salary advice isn't published on 8th of the month?
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Today 01:34 PM |
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I always feel underpaid v. s my peers in pte sector. Am in early 40s, drawing 150+k. I am the lowest paid among all my peers who are largely in banking and mncs
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Have you tried comparing your work life vs theirs? My bro and sis works in a bank and earns more than me. They don't get home till 8 pm everyday. If your skills are useful in the pte sector and work life is not impt to you, please go for it. Financially, it can be very rewarding.
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