HRM Asia
02 Feb 2015
At an average monthly income of US$3,060, the salary of Singaporeans in their twenties is the highest among several Asian countries.
Young Singaporean employees top the chart with an average monthly income of US$3,060. According to a recent 10-country survey of young people in Asia by Japan's Hihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei), the salary of Singaporeans in their twenties is the highest among several Asian countries.
The survey looked at the financial status of 2,000 college graduates in their twenties in ten countries: China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia.
South Korea and Japan come in second and third respectively, where young employees receive a monthly salary of about US$2,127 and US$1,874. China ranked fourth with US$1,355 per month.
Vietnamese entry-level employees earned the least in comparison with US$340.
[Note: It is $3060 US dollar. That's about S$3600 - $4000 (depending on exchange rates).]
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