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MONTHLY SALARIES OF SELECTED OCCUPATIONS                                71

             Occupation                                               Gross Wage        Age of 25 to 29 Years  Age of 30 to 39 Years
                                                             Number  25th  Median  75th  Number  Basic  Gross  Number  Basic  Gross
                                                             Covered Percentile  ($)  Percentile  Covered Wage  Wage  Covered Wage  Wage
                                                                      ($)          ($)         ($)  ($)        ($)  ($)

              Occupational therapist                         97    3,603   4,040  4,959  37   3,619  3,667  37  4,706  4,731
              Ophthalmologist                                153   6,448   15,060  33,449  s  s    s    63    9,800  15,300
              Optometrist                                    89    3,164   3,676  4,300  35   3,350  3,726  s  s   s
              Pathologist                                    86    9,334   19,599  26,570  -  -    -    -     -    -
              Petroleum / Natural gas engineer               87    4,565   6,038   8,095   s   s   s    46    6,225   6,290
              Pharmacist                                     311   3,757   4,460  5,751  137  3,820  3,890  113  5,141  5,304
              Physiotherapist                                129   3,515   4,031  4,956  62   3,586  3,649  41  4,523  5,029
              Producer (stage, film, television, computer games, video and radio)   465   3,050   3,900   5,500   156   3,100   3,100   128   4,370   4,370
              Product and industrial designer                54    3,150   3,790   5,443   -   -   -    -     -    -
              Psychologist                                   92    3,445   3,851  4,440  42   3,498  3,500  35  4,250  4,250
              Public relations / Corporate communications professional   302   3,030   3,534   4,275   102   3,200   3,256   121   3,803   3,830
              Quantity surveyor                              473   3,700   4,372  5,200  93   3,650  3,710  222  4,450  4,500
              Radiation therapist                            119   3,875   4,611  5,456  36   3,561  3,594  56  4,716  4,797
              Radio and television presenter and related professional   95   4,222   5,730   7,620   s   s   s   s   s   s
              Registered nurse and other nursing professional
              (eg. clinical nurse, nurse educator, excluding enrolled nurse)   2,689   3,556   4,357   5,414   703   3,100   3,614   918   4,017   4,573
              Research officer (non-statistical)             214   2,915   3,240   3,700   96   3,002   3,002   79   3,443   3,443
              Sales professional (institutional sales of financial products)   371   3,266   4,100   5,400   129   3,200   3,500   127   4,100   4,750
              Securities and finance dealer / Broker         34    7,419   11,002   17,208   -   -   -   -    -    -
              Ship engineer and related professional         62    4,160   7,200   12,700   -   -   -   -     -    -
              Social work and counselling professional       348   3,280   3,671   4,452   107   3,281   3,385   126   3,821   3,858
              Software, web and multimedia developer         1,107   4,200   5,500   7,288   200   3,800   3,900   522   5,582   5,737
              Special education teacher                      358   3,270   3,750  4,650  66   3,200  3,200  100  3,618  3,619
              Specialised dentist (eg orthodontist)          91    4,922   7,900   15,244   -   -   -   -     -    -
              Specialist medical practitioner (medical)      1,637   6,102   13,625   22,493   502   4,696   5,835   567   10,100  14,423
              Speech therapist                               37    3,537   3,997  4,466  -    -    -    -     -    -
              Systems analyst                                1,616  4,486  5,774  7,500  201  3,750  3,750  682  5,420  5,500
              Tax accountant                                 136   4,175   4,775  5,425  88   4,310  4,763  36  5,480  5,505
              Technical sales professional                   966   3,581   4,648  6,192  152  3,477  3,525  430  4,097  4,680
              Technical/Vocational / Commercial education institute teacher and trainer   31   3,575   4,481   4,914   -   -   -   -   -   -
              Telecommunications engineer                    576   3,981   4,706  6,137  59   3,546  3,690  226  4,222  4,528
              Trade broker (including oil and bunker trader)   35   6,767   10,065   17,523   -   -   -   -   -    -
              Traditional chinese medicine practitioner      61    3,001   4,142   7,189   -   -   -    -     -    -
              Treasury manager                               123   7,038   10,208  15,365  s  s    s    54    8,050  8,050
              University lecturer                            1,094  9,036  12,142  16,223  s  s    s    158   8,983  9,000

              Notes to Monthly Salaries of Selected Occupations (pages 69 to 71)  Definitions
                                                                   25th Percentile: This refers to the wage level which divides the bottom 25% of wage
              Source:                                              earners from the rest.
              The tables were mainly extracted from the Occupational Wage Survey 2017, conducted by
              the CPF Board on behalf of the Ministry of Manpower. The survey on annual wage changes   Median: This refers to the 50th Percentile, the wage level at which one half of the
              covered only firms in the private sector and was conducted from Jul to Dec 2017. It covered   employees earn below that amount.
              4,000 private firms (with at least 25 employees) with a total of 241,000 full-time employees.
                                                                   75th Percentile: This refers to the wage level which divides the top 25% of wage earners
                                                                   from the rest.
                                                                   s: Data have been suppressed as the number covered is too small.
                                                                   Basic Wage:  This refers to the basic pay before deduction of employee CPF contributions
                                                                   and personal income tax. It excludes employer CPF contributions, bonuses, overtime
                                                                   payments, commissions, allowances (eg. shift, food, housing and transport), other
                                                                   monetary payments and payments-in-kind.
                                                                   Gross Wage: This refers to the sum of the basic wage, overtime payments, commissions,
                                                                   allowances, and other regular cash payments. It is before deduction of employee CPF
                                                                   contributions and personal income tax and excludes employer CPF contributions,
                                                                   bonuses, stock options, other lump sum payments and payments-in-kind.
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