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Anonymous

11 Dec 2019

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Am I able to work full-time in a bank (Compliance department) and do part-time insurance at the same time? A recruiter told me that it's possible but I still find it puzzling. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Vivian Foong

4d ago

Ask HR or read the contract

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Wong Zhi Bin

01 Jan 2024

You have to ask HR, mostly is No.

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kirby

01 Jul 2023

Better read the contract of ur full time job. usually got conflict of interest...

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Wilson Nid A Break

11 Dec 2019

The Eighth core value of Singapore Armed Force: Dont get caught!

Owise, best to focus on one job to avoid conflict of interests and get into troubles becos of moonlighting

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Terence Tan, CMT

19 Jul 2019

Head of Education at IG Asia

Definitely can't, as a full-time contract will state that you cannot be working for someone else. If...

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