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Salary has always been a sensitive topic for employers and employees. With COVID-19 still hurting the Singapore and global economy, it may be an even more touchy issue this year. Already, median local wages in 2020 fell for the first time in 16 years to $4,534 (after employer’s CPF contributions).
As employers continue to manage business slowdown, with revenue and profits potentially taking a hit, you may have to resort to cutting employee salaries. However, Singapore employers have to be guided by the Employment Act, and cannot just deduct their workers’ salary as they deem fit.
Employment Act: Part III Section 26 ....

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