how much does part time NS man earn?
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wtf is a part time ns man?
u mean reservist personnel?
that depends on your regular job right? -
nono i mean those who work as a part time job. how much do they pay per hour?Originally posted by stellazio:wtf is a part time ns man?
u mean reservist personnel?
that depends on your regular job right? -
Originally posted by eeeeees:nono i mean those who work as a part time job. how much do they pay per hour?
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they don't take part time job into account i think.Originally posted by eeeeees:nono i mean those who work as a part time job. how much do they pay per hour?
so it should be by ur rank and unit.
or rather the same as your ns allowance i guess.
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I mean those who work in NS as a part time jobOriginally posted by stellazio:they don't take part time job into account i think.
so it should be by ur rank and unit.
or rather the same as your ns allowance i guess.
not too sure. -
.......Originally posted by eeeeees:I mean those who work in NS as a part time job
your thread title damn misleading.
you don't work for Ns, you work for SAF right? -
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isnt Singapore Army Forces and NS the same?Originally posted by stellazio:.......
your thread title damn misleading.
you don't work for Ns, you work for SAF right? -
You serve NS, & the country pays you an monthly allowance for doing so, in addition to billeting & feeding you.
What part time job? ~rofl~ -
Since when is there any part time jobs in the military service?
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or maybe he thoughts NS is part time? *shrugz*
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there isnt part time NS? then why i see some people put full time NS man in friendster? no need to put full time if no part time
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there is NO part time in ns/saf/reservist. even when we ord, we r still liable to NS. so it is a full time NS until the day we die.Originally posted by eeeeees:there isnt part time NS? then why i see some people put full time NS man in friendster? no need to put full time if no part time -
ts obviously havent serve ns be4...
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when you are enlisted into NS... you serve 2 years continous NS, and are called Full Time NS men.
Upon completion of your 2 years, you are placed on a 10 year operationally ready cycle... and are called NSmen...which is perhaps akin to 'part time' NS... where only upon recall/mob/SAF 100 do you need to return to your unit.
As to how you are compensated for time served during that 10 year cycle... too cheem liao...haha -
TS question remind me of stooky
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Actually, there's no need to confuse him further. NS is NS, aka consciption or active-duty. Reservist is reservist, but in our context called NSmen cuz they're ops-ready & not reserve-duty. Reservist is not "part time NS."
If the TS is asking about reservist pay, well, the SAF has a system called MUP (make-up pay) claims. All one has to do is file for compensation of his lost wages (monthly pay divided by number of days called back). Fraudulent claims are chargeable & always checkable (eg. CPF & income-tax records). If you're studying or unemployed & didn't file a MUP, then the SAF will pay you only the equivalent service pay. -
Obviously a foreigner who wants to be a part time 007 who reports to M
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part time NS has been abolished for many many years liao...which era are U from?Originally posted by eeeeees:I mean those who work in NS as a part time job 