Breakdown of Employees' Citizenship in Civil Service and Statutory Boards

Debated in Parliament on 2 Nov 2020.

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Hazel Poa asked for the current breakdown of employees in the Civil Service and statutory boards by citizenship status, specifically the numbers of Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and foreigners.
Chan Chun Sing, speaking for the Prime Minister, provided figures as of 31 December 2019: 138,126 Singapore citizens, 5,306 permanent residents, and 3,160 foreigners employed in the Civil Service and statutory boards.
The response indicates that citizens make up the vast majority of employees, with permanent residents and foreigners comprising a small minority.
The debate focused on transparency regarding the composition of the public sector workforce, highlighting the dominance of Singapore citizens in these roles.

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Hazel Poa

Ms Hazel Poa asked the Prime Minister what is the current number of employees in the Civil Service and statutory boards who are (i) Singapore citizens (ii) permanent residents and (iii) foreigners.

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

As at 31 December 2019, there were 138,126 Singapore citizens, 5,306 permanent residents and 3,160 foreigners employed in the Civil Service and statutory boards.

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Hazel Poa asked for the current breakdown of employees in the Civil Service and statutory boards by citizenship status, specifically the numbers of Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and foreigners.
Chan Chun Sing, speaking for the Prime Minister, provided figures as of 31 December 2019: 138,126 Singapore citizens, 5,306 permanent residents, and 3,160 foreigners employed in the Civil Service and statutory boards.
The response indicates that citizens make up the vast majority of employees, with permanent residents and foreigners comprising a small minority.
The debate focused on transparency regarding the composition of the public sector workforce, highlighting the dominance of Singapore citizens in these roles.

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Breakdown of Employees' Citizenship in Civil Service and Statutory Boards

Debated in Parliament on 2 Nov 2020.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Hazel Poa asked for the current breakdown of employees in the Civil Service and statutory boards by citizenship status, specifically the numbers of Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and foreigners.
Chan Chun Sing, speaking for the Prime Minister, provided figures as of 31 December 2019: 138,126 Singapore citizens, 5,306 permanent residents, and 3,160 foreigners employed in the Civil Service and statutory boards.
The response indicates that citizens make up the vast majority of employees, with permanent residents and foreigners comprising a small minority.
The debate focused on transparency regarding the composition of the public sector workforce, highlighting the dominance of Singapore citizens in these roles.

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Hazel Poa

Ms Hazel Poa asked the Prime Minister what is the current number of employees in the Civil Service and statutory boards who are (i) Singapore citizens (ii) permanent residents and (iii) foreigners.

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

As at 31 December 2019, there were 138,126 Singapore citizens, 5,306 permanent residents and 3,160 foreigners employed in the Civil Service and statutory boards.

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Hazel Poa asked for the current breakdown of employees in the Civil Service and statutory boards by citizenship status, specifically the numbers of Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and foreigners.
Chan Chun Sing, speaking for the Prime Minister, provided figures as of 31 December 2019: 138,126 Singapore citizens, 5,306 permanent residents, and 3,160 foreigners employed in the Civil Service and statutory boards.
The response indicates that citizens make up the vast majority of employees, with permanent residents and foreigners comprising a small minority.
The debate focused on transparency regarding the composition of the public sector workforce, highlighting the dominance of Singapore citizens in these roles.

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Breakdown of Employees' Citizenship in Civil Service and Statutory Boards

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Hazel Poa

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

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Breakdown of Employees' Citizenship in Civil Service and Statutory Boards

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Hazel Poa

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

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