salary range
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I want to find out:
what are the current salary range for:
-ITE cert
-Diploma Holder
-Degree
and above.
Private dip or degree holder has the same salary as local or overseas uni degrees?
It's for general work such as accounting, office work, executive type?
Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks
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Fresh degree holder starting pay in a local major GLC S$1800. 14 days of annual leave. Medical claim subject to a max of S$350/yr nia.
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manyzer leh?
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why do i feel that that handbook doesn't represent what people are really getting.
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it's to give ppl hope
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Originally posted by FireIce:
manyzer leh?
U mean manager post? No lah. As far as I know, graduate starting salary joining 'that' company is S$1800. Dun care whether manager or not, degree cert = S$1800 fresh fresh de. But hor, is it 'market rate'? I feel too high wor. Fresh worker, brain still sotong mah. -
we paying overseas foreign talent degree holder $1K
*take home* with few yrs experience
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go banking for higher pay and longer work hours. can go up to 3k.
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Originally posted by skythewood:
go banking for higher pay and longer work hours. can go up to 3k.
u type short 1 zero isit
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Originally posted by FireIce:
u type short 1 zero isit
i mean starting pay.
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Originally posted by Manager433:
U mean manager post? No lah. As far as I know, graduate starting salary joining 'that' company is S$1800. Dun care whether manager or not, degree cert = S$1800 fresh fresh de. But hor, is it 'market rate'? I feel too high wor. Fresh worker, brain still sotong mah.1800 sounds more likely as starting pay for fresh grads.
A few months back, the media was telling us that some fresh grads were making 3-5K.
I'm like wtf, so easy earn money ah?
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Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:
why do i feel that that handbook doesn't represent what people are really getting.
That's why there is a min and a max.
The min is what the majority are getting.
The max will be the other 5%.
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Originally posted by skythewood:
go banking for higher pay and longer work hours. can go up to 3k.
With all these financial problems everywhere, are you sure banking jobs still pay such good money?
I also hear that this sector might be starting to retrench or are already in the process of retrenching workers for the next 3 to 6 mths.
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Originally posted by charlize:
That's why there is a min and a max.
The min is what the majority are getting.
The max will be the other 5%.
i feel that its not even within the range. -
Originally posted by charlize:
That's why there is a min and a max.
The min is what the majority are getting.
The max will be the other 5%.
so 5% get max, majority get min, and another minority get somewhere in between.
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Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:
i feel that its not even within the range.That's what I suspect too.
But media says fresh grads can get $3-5K.
So people with working experience must be geting more right?
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Originally posted by charlize:
That's what I suspect too.
But media says fresh grads can get $3-5K.
So people with working experience must be geting more right?
the media is the actual talking kok.
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Originally posted by charlize:
That's what I suspect too.
But media says fresh grads can get $3-5K.
So people with working experience must be geting more right?
im so underpaid... -
is this the range for FT or locals???
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got to give hopes to fresh grads rite?
fat hopes. -
1.2k - ite
1.8k - diploma
2.3k - degree
3k - masters
*all starting pay