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Singapore
- How is CPF being caculated in Singapore?
- How are salaries prorated in Singapore?
- How is the social security system set up in Singapore?
- What are the standard probation periods in Singapore? What about notice periods?
- What are the national and bank holidays in Singapore?
- Can employees work during national holidays in Singapore?
- When are salaries paid out in Singapore?
- What happens if an employee falls sick during a vacation in Singapore?
- How are sick days handled in Singapore?
- How are annual leaves regulated in Singapore?
- What are the standard working hours in Singpapore?
- Can employees work during public holidays in Singapore?
- Can employees have more than one job in Singapore?
- How is overtime regulated in Singapore?
- What are the parental leave regulations in Singapore?
- What is the minimum wage in Singapore? What is PWM?
- What type of leaves are employees entitled to in Singapore?
- How are income taxes calculated in Singapore?
- Can employees work-from-hom and/or remote in Singapore?
- Are 13th or 14th-month salaries common practice in Singapore?
- What are the health and safety guidelines in Singapore?
How are annual leaves regulated in Singapore?
In Singapore, annual leave is regulated under the Employment Act.
Employees who have worked for at least three months are entitled to paid annual leave.
The minimum leave entitlement starts at seven days for the first year of service and increases by one day each subsequent year up to a maximum of 14 days.
Some employers may offer more generous leave benefits as part of the employment contract or through collective agreements.
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