Median Wage Growth of Workers Employed by Public Transport Operators

Debated in Parliament on 4 Oct 2023.

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Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport for median wage growth data over the past five years for Professionals, Managers and Executives, non-Professionals, Managers and Executives, and senior management at public transport operators, whether such data could be made public in future fare reviews, and why the national wage index is used instead of a sector-specific index.
Chee Hong Tat, responding for the Minister, stated that the question had already been addressed during the Parliament Sitting on 3 October 2023 and referred to the relevant Official Report.

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Hazel Poa

Ms Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport (a) in the past five years, what is the median wage growth for (i) Professionals, Managers and Executives, (ii) non- Professionals, Managers and Executives and (iii) senior management employed by public transport operators; (b) whether the Ministry will consider making this data publicly available in future fare review exercises; and (c) what is the reason for using the national wage index rather than the wage index specifically for the public transport operators.

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

I thank the Member for her question. I have addressed it in my reply at the Parliament Sitting on 3 October 2023. [Please refer to "Impact of Deferring Public Transport Fare Increments", Official Report, 3 October 2023, Vol 95, Issue 113, Oral Answers to Questions section.]

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Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport for median wage growth data over the past five years for Professionals, Managers and Executives, non-Professionals, Managers and Executives, and senior management at public transport operators, whether such data could be made public in future fare reviews, and why the national wage index is used instead of a sector-specific index.
Chee Hong Tat, responding for the Minister, stated that the question had already been addressed during the Parliament Sitting on 3 October 2023 and referred to the relevant Official Report.

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Median Wage Growth of Workers Employed by Public Transport Operators

Debated in Parliament on 4 Oct 2023.

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Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport for median wage growth data over the past five years for Professionals, Managers and Executives, non-Professionals, Managers and Executives, and senior management at public transport operators, whether such data could be made public in future fare reviews, and why the national wage index is used instead of a sector-specific index.
Chee Hong Tat, responding for the Minister, stated that the question had already been addressed during the Parliament Sitting on 3 October 2023 and referred to the relevant Official Report.

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Hazel Poa

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

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Hazel Poa asked the Minister for Transport for median wage growth data over the past five years for Professionals, Managers and Executives, non-Professionals, Managers and Executives, and senior management at public transport operators, whether such data could be made public in future fare reviews, and why the national wage index is used instead of a sector-specific index.
Chee Hong Tat, responding for the Minister, stated that the question had already been addressed during the Parliament Sitting on 3 October 2023 and referred to the relevant Official Report.

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Median Wage Growth of Workers Employed by Public Transport Operators

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Median Wage Growth of Workers Employed by Public Transport Operators

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Hazel Poa

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

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