Originally posted by Ibram Gaunt:
If two 1st class hons grads can be hired per day (for $7.5K), this
means that in a month: 60 grads (30 x 2) can be hired per month (or
75 grads...as Skibi has kindly corrected me).
If 5 non-grads can be hired per day, this means that 150 people (30
x 5) per month.
Are we doing the right thing by not spending that $7.5K in
augmenting the civil service workforce by hiring younger talents
and decreasing the unemployment rate? Thus the salary of $2.4
million must be made accountable to taxpayers.
I was taking SGD3k per month as a realistic starting pay for a
1st class hons grad in accounting NTU. Even then it is a little
high...most settle for SGD2.5k. For lawyers, I have a friend in the
public service who got 2.2k starting pay as a prosecutor even tho
she has a masters degree. Perhaps a doctor can share what their
starting pay is?