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Singapore's Civil Servants To Receive Higher Bonuses In 2024

4 months agoTue, 26 Nov 2024 13:34:06 GMT

Singapore's Civil Servants To Receive Higher Bonuses In 2024

Singapore’s Public Service Division (PSD) on Monday, November 25, announced that civil servants will receive 1.05 months of year-end bonus.

According to The Straits Times, junior officers in grades equivalent to Management Executive (MX)15 and MX16, and those in the Operations Support Scheme, will get an additional one-time payment of $600.

Including the mid-year bonus of 0.45 months, civil servants will receive a total of 1.5 months of bonus in 2024, up from 0.9 months in 2023.

Junior grade officers also received up to $250 in additional payment in June, totalling up to $850 in 2024.

The PSD stated that the bonus payment approach aligns with the National Wages Council’s recommendation to uplift lower-wage workers’ salaries.

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The year-end payment reflects Singapore’s better-than-expected economic performance in the first three quarters of the year and current global and domestic economic situations.

Singapore’s GDP growth forecast for 2024 has been raised to around 3.5 per cent.

The Ministry of Manpower’s preliminary labour market data showed total employment grew by 24,100 in the July to September period.

Amalgamated Union of Public Employees general secretary Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari said “it is important that when our economy does well, our civil servants who have contributed to this success are rewarded accordingly”.

The additional one-time payout will help junior officers manage the rising cost of living.

NTUC and public sector unions support the payout decision, with deputy secretary-general Cham Hui Fong encouraging upskilling programmes for civil servants.

The Government will continue to pay the one-month non-pensionable annual allowance (13th month bonus) to all civil servants.

According to the official website of the Public Service Division (PSD), civil servants are part of the Singapore Public Service, which includes approximately 86,000 officers across various ministries.

These officers serve in a range of service schemes, such as the Administrative Service, Legal Service, Education Service, Police Service, Civil Defence Service, and Accounting Service, among others.

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33 Comments

Ngwere · 4 months ago

ma ediots akurwadziwa ne news idzi chii nhai?

Elon Musk · 4 months ago

uku kuda kusvotesa mwana wevhu period

JAA · 4 months ago

this reporter is bent on inciting the civil service by picking and comparing our situation to that of Singapore thereby sowing seeds of discontent and rebellion. If journalists take an opposition stance in society there jobs become biased and contaminated. true values are enshrined in nation building not mocking your country 24/7. it really REAVELLES your low mentality. USA the so called developed world has millions of people living in slums and streets but on the surface they claim to be champions of human rights and democratic. what free world when poor black Americans resort to drugs in frustration to ease their poor conditions of life. criminal life is at its best in America. INFACT WE live better safer lives in Zimbabwe than in NYC. we live and survive on what we can AFFORD NOT HOW SINGAPORE DOES. MR REPORTER!! KANA. NEXT. DOOR VAKADYA NEHUKU NDEZVAVO IWE TARISA ZVAWAPIHWA NAMAI VAKO. UKANOKWATA UCHAZVIMBA DUMBU.

🤦🏽‍♂️ · 4 months ago

Ndiyoka Look East yacho ka abambo. Singapore ndo ma Asian Tigers acho

@JAA · 4 months ago

ain't you comparing Zim ne America.Zvasiyanei ne article ranyora..just becoz paratidzwa kuti hurumende ye Zim ikubhadhara nzungu makuda kureketa tuma statements twusina musoro..ko sei Zim yacho idabata ma civil servants senhapwa?..zvimwe zvinhu zvinongoratidza kuti kukwana kushoma.. the gvt must pay a fair wage kwete kuda kuisa politics padzisinga kwane

Patz · 4 months ago

Zvorambidzwa here kureporter zvekunedzimwe nyika. Ko Trump vakamuzivira kupi iwe usina kumboenda kuUSA

Ctrl Alt Del · 4 months ago

if you dont get the relevance of this story then you are part of the problem we are facing as a nation, a plain **** dimwit

Sir African · 4 months ago

Apo chihurumende cha Ediot chirikuramba kupa macivil servant 2ZigZag isingatengi kana banana chairo.

Z · 4 months ago

SAKA ZVINEYI NESU. TIUDZE ZVEMVURA NEHONDO YE RUSSIA

Antman · 4 months ago

Just letting you know its doable

Gora · 4 months ago

Woona Vene havasati vapa vashandi bonus yema zig till now. kwai the country is broke.

12345 · 4 months ago

matanga macopy-paste aya.

Black Mambazo · 4 months ago

Dzimwe nyika dzakanaka

Karl Max · 4 months ago

Saka zvine Basa rei?

Rhodesian Supremacy · 4 months ago

They used to envy us during the Rhodesians era and when the so called nationalists here took over they systematically destroyed everything including the Rhodesian dollar that was stronger than the sterling pound Zimbabwe is is a nation of corrupt elites and impoverished masses

annie · 4 months ago

what does this have to do with zimbabwe?

chibaba · 4 months ago

whilst Zimbabwe is failing to....

The Erudite · 4 months ago

what a frabjous Singapore economy is.A pure liberal government like this one clearly outlines how a democratic nation is run.A tyrannical government like ours headed by a well known self-centered dictator should take notes from such a splendid nation like Singapore....Erudite out

Anonymous · 4 months ago

Obviously Erudite took some mental health days, or he ran out of data.

Vic Venom · 4 months ago

Still desperately clinging on to my old username hoping that brilliance can be transferred by force of imitation 🤣🤣... Singapore is an authoritarian regime which just so happens to be good friends with the USA and thus gets plenty of diplomatic brown envelopes....Stop trying to launder Singapore's dirty reputation....The media in Singapore is so partisan to the extent of laughable.... Democracy and Singapore go together as much as orange juice and toothpaste....Rant over sanity restored

Sir Wicknero · 4 months ago

All we know about Singapore is where all Former and current leaders get their medical services

113010 · 4 months ago

Ma civil servants next year go to Singapore for better green pasture

Vic Venom · 4 months ago

Nothing to see here...An authoritarian regime using it's heavily US backed economy to silence the growing murmurs of discontent in the country... Singapore is an authoritarian regime which cruelly silences anti -PAP views using restrictive laws... Hopefully one day the citizens of Singapore will revolt against this malevolent regime and finally be free...Rant over sanity restored

🤔 · 4 months ago

it's better they try to silence discontent,komuno wat do they do abt discontent,inflict more pain..

Vic Venom · 4 months ago

Here there is minimal if any discontent....The vast majority of people are happy with the strides being made by the incumbent....Rant over sanity restored

Buwada Buwada · 4 months ago

Haaa nhai @Pindula, is this relevant or moda kutihwa henyu 😡😡

Tango · 4 months ago

What a well run country. This is why Mugabe was always running to Singapore for treatment and holidays. The country doesn't have oil or gold mines but it's service industry is strong. Do not condone corruption which is why it is successful

Anonymous · 4 months ago

Ma bonus toanzwira kune dzimwe nyika isu tichingo tambudzwa chete. Mai wellie vari nani vakatopiwa MOTA na Chivayo

Todiyi · 4 months ago

Singapore kana yapiwa boners zvineyi nesu. Warikuti hatisikushanda here Mari dzedu dzisiri kubuda

...,. · 4 months ago

a long time ago in this country people used to go mad with bonus money to the extent of a song being composed for one Jonasi