Pritam Singh, chief of Singapore's Workers' Party, has raised questions about the incentives for top private sector talent to enter politics. During a parliamentary debate on political salaries, Singh suggested that factors beyond financial compensation, such as the nature of political responsibilities and grass-roots work, might deter high earners. He observed that many politicians still come from the public sector, implying that the allure of public service and its inherent purpose may be more significant than high pay for some individuals. AI
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