employment pass holder can work part time or not?
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I'm currently working as an engineer, but would want to teach some piano on the side for fun. I just searched in google and is it true that my employment pass only covers my full time job and doesn't allow me to take up any short part time job (even if it's only 4-5 hrs a week and done for leisure?)
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just dont get caught
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Really cannot ar....
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u weigh the consequences loh
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U want o earn everything ah??
by right cannot lah, by left???
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I'm only concerned whether it is allowed or not (i.e. legal or not)....Anyway i'm not really looking to earn a lot more (as I can already live comfortably on my main salary), but I'm really interested in teaching because I like to teach, and music schools can offer me a place to practice. If i don't teach, they will charge me $20/hr for piano practice which is just daylight robbery...
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if it's illegal then I won't even be thinking about it lor....
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Singapore is low in corruption, not free of corruption.
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Times are bad when engineers need to give piano lessons on the side.
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get lost lah
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Why so fierce?
Why?
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Originally posted by charlize:
Why so fierce?
Why?
No wonder there isn't any Part Time Job(s) available to Local CITIZENs now....
All taken by FTs...
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Originally posted by charlize:
Times are bad when engineers need to give piano lessons on the side.
Soon,
they will be standing at (some of the Lorongs in) Geylang ?
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nobody answered my question yet...just got a few not so friendly replies...anyway be a bit nicer la, we come here, help develop the country, spend and help drive the economy, win-win situation what... Last time I heard there's a labour shortage, can see everywhere got job advertisements looking for "Singaporean/PR" only.... where got shortage in part-time job?
Anyway, if really cannot i might consider teaching for charity :)
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teaching for charity lah,that solves the problem,of cos they still can pay u some expenses like transport,meal allowances etc
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if you want to take the risk, go ahead.
but not worth it to take the risk to lose your full time job.
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Originally posted by foolsh_2000:
teaching for charity lah,that solves the problem,of cos they still can pay u some expenses like transport,meal allowances etc
good suggestion. that is a good way for foreigners to repay the country they work in
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now, where do i find places to teach for charity?
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know how to take aeroplane dunno how to google?
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Originally posted by TehJarVu:
know how to take aeroplane dunno how to google?
FTs want to b spoon feeded....
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Originally posted by blahness:
nobody answered my question yet...just got a few not so friendly replies...anyway be a bit nicer la, we come here, help develop the country, spend and help drive the economy, win-win situation what... Last time I heard there's a labour shortage, can see everywhere got job advertisements looking for "Singaporean/PR" only.... where got shortage in part-time job?
Anyway, if really cannot i might consider teaching for charity :)
You r stealing our job(s)...
now u want to work part time.... steal another job ?
can we b more friendly ?... please come Sink-apore and steal our jobs meant for locals ? OMG...
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Be careful, your greed may land you in trouble. If anything goes wrong you will be repatriated.