Singapore raises PM salary by 64% to $2.85M in first hike in 15 years
Singapore has announced a significant increase in ministerial salaries, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's pay rising from $1.7 million to $2.85 million. This represents a nearly 64 percent jump and marks the first salary revision for the country's leadership in 15 years. The government justified the move as necessary to attract top-tier talent and reduce the risk of corruption in public office. However, the decision has drawn mixed reactions from the public, many of whom are grappling with rising living costs and economic pressures.
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