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Company plans to cut Singapore worker’s salary by 40% after probation, gives him 1 week to decide: ‘What would you do?’
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Yoko Nicole Villarin , as published by The Independent Singapore
· October 6, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The worker's current situation was shared online, where they outlined their dilemma. A managerial role at a small agency is held by a worker who is facing a significant salary reduction.
A managerial role at a small agency is held by a worker who is facing a significant salary reduction. This change is proposed just two months after the worker completed their probation period. The worker's current situation was shared online, where they outlined their dilemma.
Further details about the worker's experience are available, including their job confirmation and performance reviews. The worker had been assured of guidance and support after passing probation, but claimed this was not provided.
The proposed salary cut is substantial, and the worker has been given a short timeframe to make a decision about their future with the company.
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Category: business Published: October 6, 2026 Source: The Independent Singapore Reading time: 1 min
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