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How does COMPASS calculate my candidate’s nationality/citizenship share among my organisation’s PMETs?

Updated by MOM

The share of PMETs from a specific nationality/citizenship is calculated by taking the number of PMET employees from a specific nationality/citizenship and dividing it by the total number of PMET employees.

formula to calculate shares of PMETs

The nationality/citizenship of your organisation's employees, including Permanent Residents, is based on the nationality/citizenship on their passport in the Singapore Government’s records.

Example:

Using an example of an organisation with 100 PMET employees in total, this illustration shows how to calculate the shares of specific nationalities:

Pie Charts for Nationalities Compass

Thus, if your candidate belongs to Nationality A, your firm’s share of PMETs from nationality A would be:

30 (Nationality A PMETs) / 100 (Total PMETs) = 30%

This information is sourced from MOM.

Topics:

Work passes and permitsComplementarity Assessment Framework (COMPASS)

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