#478 - Time to Review Ministerial Salaries & Tourist “Steals” Disposable Chopsticks?
Minister Chan Chun Sing revealed that the Ministerial salary review due in 2023 has been deferred because of “other pressing issues”. What does this mean? Elsewhere, a tourist was accused of stealing disposable cutlery from a hawker stall, and took to social media to vent. Is there any merit to the tourist’s complaint?
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Time to Review Ministerial Salaries
- Ministerial salary review due in 2023 deferred because of 'other pressing issues'
- Singapore ministerial salary review due in 2023 deferred, says Chan Chun Sing
- Here’s How Much Singapore’s President And Cabinet Ministers Are Paid In Salary
- Median Income in Singapore (2023): What It Means & Where You Stand
- [[Jan 2023] Review of political office holders’ salaries likely to take place in 2023: Chan Chun Sing](https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/politics/review-of-political-office-holders-salaries-likely-to-take-place-in-2023-chan-chun-sing)
- [[Mar 2018] Singapore Budget 2018: Ministerial salaries to stay put, but will be reviewed again - DPM Teo](https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/international/singapore-budget-2018/singapore-budget-2018-ministerial-salaries-stay-put-will-be)
- [[2012] Salaries for a Capable and Committed Government (White Paper)](https://www.nas.gov.sg/archivesonline/government_records/docs/e607d09d-d634-11e5-b8bb-0050568939ad/cmd1of2012.pdf?)
- [[Nov 2023] Japan PM to return part of salary ahead of proposed hike | HRD Asia](https://www.hcamag.com/asia/specialisation/payroll/japan-pm-to-return-part-of-salary-ahead-of-proposed-hike/466358)
Tourist “Steals” Disposable Chopsticks?
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