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Singapore's government has approved a significant pay rise for ministers, pushing Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's annual salary to $2.8m – nearly four times that…
Singapore's government has approved a significant pay rise for ministers, pushing Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's annual salary to $2.8m – nearly four times that of the next best-paid world leader.
The increase follows a 15-year freeze and comes as officials argue high pay is essential to attract top talent and prevent corruption.
Critics question the justification amid public scrutiny and economic uncertainty, though Wong has pledged to donate the raise to charity for five years.
Al Jazeera’s Patrick Fok reports from Singapore.
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It's all relative. Trump's salary is "only" $400k but he's making billions for him and his family. If the guy stays away from corruption, it would be justified.
@@Earth-RealityImported2mo ago
Useless dumb scumbags. Disgraceful.
@@FreedomFighter92873Imported2mo ago
Now he’ll be able to afford a one bedroom apartment ❤❤
Singapore's government has approved a significant pay rise for ministers, pushing Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's annual salary to $2.8m – nearly four times that of the next best-paid world leader.
The increase follows a 15-year freeze and comes as officials argue high pay is essential to attract top talent and prevent corruption.
Critics question the justification amid public scrutiny and economic uncertainty, though Wong has pledged to donate the raise to charity for five years.
Al Jazeera’s Patrick Fok reports from Singapore.
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