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‘If A can do B’s job at a cheaper pay, why keep B?’ Singapore worker questions workplace culture

Summary by The Independent
A colleague who had been doing much of an assistant manager’s work for less pay was given only the usual annual salary adjustment, according to one Singapore worker.
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‘If A can do B’s job at a cheaper pay, why keep B?’ Singapore worker questions workplace culture

A colleague who had been doing much of an assistant manager’s work for less pay was given only the usual annual salary adjustment, according to one Singapore worker.

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The Independent broke the news in Singapore on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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