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by hotandhumid » Mon, 16 Mar 2015 2:35 pm
Hello TY83,
I think the chance of a wage renegotiation is slim. Suppose the FX had moved in reverse, would you expect them to impose a pay cut? Also, most HR wage policies work on market consistency and they would be resistant to breaching their scales - your salary would be at least in line with the Singapore market, perhaps even pushing it when they translated your US one over.
Finally, you are in most cases financially better off here than in the US on the same wage - so don't think to pull out the tax-equalisation argument.
The only time I can imagine such a salary review being warranted is if you are an established high-flyer within the company, with a great track record, and whom they cannot do without.
Look at it this way - if your present wage affords you some excess, then any increment is only going to bring you marginal satisfaction. I suggest to try to keep a positive outlook about things, be positive to the people around you, and make the most out of this new role. These are things that money cannot buy.
Regards
H&H
Lets air-condition the entire island please