Is $4500 the norm asking-pay of our local fresh-grads?

[Chase]

Job Support Scheme gives reimbursement for hiring locals for up to $4600 monthly pay.

Under Career Support Programme, companies that are hiring PMETs who are out of job for 6-12 months can get reimbursement for 12 months for applicable gross salary of $4000-7000.

Under Job-Growth Initiative, companies will receive salary support of 25 per cent for the next 12 months for the first S$5,000 of the new hires' salaries.

With all these incentives, is $4500 the norm asking-pay of our local fresh-grads?

 

[CPTMiller]

Depend on what sort of degree and industry

 

[batman1]

Local fresh grads cannot get this pay.The jobs are for CECA Ah Nehs.

 

[maxsanic]

Job Support Scheme gives reimbursement for hiring locals for up to $4600 monthly pay.

Under Career Support Programme, companies that are hiring PMETs who are out of job for 6-12 months can get reimbursement for 12 months for applicable gross salary of $4000-7000.

Under Job-Growth Initiative, companies will receive salary support of 25 per cent for the next 12 months for the first S$5,000 of the new hires' salaries.

With all these incentives, is $4500 the norm asking-pay of our local fresh-grads?

Depends on the university and the type of degree. Starting pay for graduates vary widely and it's hard to generalize. $4,500 is on the high side, maybe around the 75th percentile. I reckon the median for the 4 local universities (exclude SIM) is probably around $3,500.

 

[mojito]

Depends on the university and the type of degree. Starting pay for graduates vary widely and it's hard to generalize. $4,500 is on the high side, maybe around the 75th percentile. I reckon the median for the 4 local universities (exclude SIM) is probably around $3,500.

See how good SG govt is? Even salary not inflation proof but CPF always keep up with inflation.