Singapore's Health Minister Ong Ye Kung announced a salary increase for 37,000 healthcare professionals, including pharmacists, administrative and ancillary workers, and allied health professionals, by mid-year. Ong stated that these salary adjustments are necessary to ensure Singapore remains globally competitive in the healthcare sector.
Thirty-seven thousand healthcare professionals will be getting a salary bump by mid-year. Heath Minister Ong Ye Kung announced this during his visit to Outram Community Hospital and Singapore General Hospital on the first day of Chinese New Year.
He added that salary adjustments for pharmacists, administrative and ancillary workers, and allied health professionals are overdue and necessary to be globally competitive. Nadirah Zaidi with more. He added that salary adjustments for pharmacists, administrative and ancillary workers, and allied health professionals are overdue and necessary to be globally competitive. Nadirah Zaidi with more.We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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Singapore to Increase Salaries for 37,000 Public Healthcare Workers in 2025In a bid to attract and retain top talent, Singapore plans to implement salary increases for 37,000 public healthcare workers in 2025, affecting allied health professionals (AHPs), pharmacists, and administrative, ancillary, and support staff. This move comes amid increasing demand for healthcare services and manpower due to an aging population. Nurses will also see salary adjustments, building upon the existing Angel scheme, a long-term retention initiative for nurses.
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