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Anonymous

25 Aug 2024

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Did anyone else know that we are allowed to work more than 1 full time job in Singapore?

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C Guan Wen

01 Sep 2024

Depends on company

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I.L.

01 Sep 2024

Eh....no...check your contract....most contracts will state clearly that you are not allow to work full time elsewhere without approval.

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Cryotosensei

01 Sep 2024

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Definitely not if you are a civil servant

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Eddy

31 Aug 2024

Depends on company

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Connie

29 Aug 2024

It is more about your company policy than a matter of state laws....

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