Posts

Showing posts from December, 2022

the new minimum wage for workers in the country

  < p class="MsoNormal" style="background: white; line-height: normal; margin-bottom: 15.0pt; vertical-align: baseline;"> The Federal Government would anno unce the new minimum wage for workers in the country within the next few hou usatimes.cc rs, following an agreement with labour unions and the government committee last Friday. According to reports, the commi usanews.cc ttee is set to present the agreed N30,000 recommendation to President Muhammadu Buhari. More so, a reliable source disclosed that the minimum wage may be between N25,000 and N30,000 followin news g the outcome of the two-day meeting with organised labour. Organised Labour agreed on a miminum wage of N30,000 after so much arguments and face-off between its representatives and government. The source also added that government had come up with N24,000 minimum wage which organised labour rejected. “This may be because they want to be in agreement with the Organised Priva

The Federal Government would announce

  The Federal Government would announce the new minimum wage for workers in the country within the next few hours, followi find ng an agreement with labour unions and the government committee last Friday. According to reports, the committee is set to present the agreed N30,000 recommendation to President Muhammadu Buhari. More so, a reliable source disclosed that the minimum wage may be between N25,000 and N30,000 follo house wing the outcome of the two-day meeting with organised labour. Organised Labour agreed on a mimi business num wage of N30,000 after so much arguments and face-off between its representatives and government. The source also added that government had come up with N24,000 minimum wage which organised labour rejected. “This may be because they want to be in agreement with the Organised Private Sector who had proposed N25,000, but Labour refused and told them that it was unacceptable” he said. Federal Government had to make efforts in meeting wi

The Federal Government would announce

  The webapex.net Federal Government would announce the new minimum wage for workers in the country within the next few hours, following an agreement with labour unions and the government committee last Friday. According to reports, the committee i westernmagazine.org s set to present the agreed N30,000 recommendation to President Muhammadu Buhari. More so, a reliable source disclosed ysin.org that the minimum wage may be between N25,000 and N30,000 following the outcome of the two-day meeting with organised labour. Organised Labour agreed on a miminum wage of N30,000 after so much arguments and face-off between its representatives and government. The source also added that government had come up with N24,000 minimum wage which organised labour rejected. “This may be because they want to be in agreement with the Organised Private Sector who had proposed N25,000, but Labour refused and told them that it was unacceptable” he said. Federal Government had to make