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As far as I know, local aunties are commanding pay of at least $14 to $15 per hour now with mandatory CPF contributions. That is NOW the MARKET RATE. Many local Singaporean aunties and PRs won't even consider $12/hr rates. So for $10/hr part-time helpers, pls ensure that they are not any "pei...

This post was added because some people are trying to find "part-time maids" when there is no such thing as a"part-time" maid in Singapore. Either you get a "full-time" maid, or you don't. Those "part-time" pei du mama, filippino, myanmar, Indonesia "maids" are simply illegal and MOM is now...

If they are not Singaporeans or PRs, no CPF contributions are needed. But if they do not have proper work permits and performs a service not related to their Work Permit, if caught, they will be charged and deported back to their country.

If you pay your aunt $50, it does not cross the $50 threshold mark. Thus no CPF contribution is required. But any payment to anyone for services rendered (even family members, or relatives), if it exceeds > $50 a month, that person must pay CPF contribution. This is a law stated under the CPF...

Here's a VERY IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL. If you employ a foreign "part-time" maid, domestic helper, they must either be - Singaporeans /w compulsory CPF contributions (so that they can get government workfare bonus) - Singapore PRs OR Cleaners WITH PROPER WORK PERMITS DIRECTLY UNDER THE PAYROLL...

Here's a VERY IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL. If you employ a foreign "part-time" maid, domestic helper, they must either be - Singaporeans /w compulsory CPF contributions (so that they can get government workfare bonus) - Singapore PRs OR Cleaners WITH PROPER WORK PERMITS DIRECTLY UNDER THE PAYROLL...