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Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by dododawa1: 9:44pm On Jun 03
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Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by kennyz247(m): 9:44pm On Jun 03
Ok
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by jamafa: 9:44pm On Jun 03
DMerciful:
It affects even the private companies

How many private companies can pay 100k as minimum wages??

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Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by AdesegunSanni89: 9:45pm On Jun 03
Of what use is this statement from Atedo Peterside?
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by ogascomax: 9:45pm On Jun 03
News paper allowance is 1.2 million. This is madness nau, how much is news paper? Is it world paper they are buying abi all the countries papers in the world. This is pure crime to Nigerians citizens.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by 0001Lagos: 9:45pm On Jun 03
This strike is for the survival of all citizen
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by DMerciful(m): 9:48pm On Jun 03
Perhaps this will pressure govt to bring down the cost of living. 60k is not acceptable, 100k can be managed with other palliatives
jamafa:


How many private companies can pay 100k as minimum wages??
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by CaptainGo: 9:50pm On Jun 03
References1:

The Nigerian minimum wage negotiations were going to be unnecessarily difficult because FG "poisoned" the atmosphere for responsible negotiations by approving a reckless N90bn Hajj Subsidy, Luxury SUVs for Legislators etc thereby creating the false impression that FG was rich


Atedo Peterside

Exactly
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Aurelius1(m): 9:53pm On Jun 03
DMerciful:
It affects even the private companies
What about sales boys/girls, fuel attendants , hotel workers etc? Would the increment afect them?

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Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by mankan2k7(m): 9:55pm On Jun 03
Thnder⚡fires 🔥Tinupoo danu danu.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by DMerciful(m): 9:55pm On Jun 03
Rising tide lifts all boats
Aurelius1:
What about sales boys/girls, fuel attendants , hotel workers etc? Would the increment afect them?

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Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Kennyjac2010: 10:00pm On Jun 03
lailo:
We are too emotional and sentimental in this country. Y'all shouting bogus allocation for lawmakers, what is the percentage of their money in our national income to what workers are taking every month? You can't even compare the ratio. Political office holders throughout the country don't even make up to 3 percent of total government workers in the country. Only heavy workers wages can sink the country into unrecoverable debt and total collapse, politicians take home is too megre to achieve similar purpose. Criticise wisely fellow compatriots undecided



How many are these lawmakers compare to the total number of the government workers to clear yourself of this your write up.. cam you please calculate the percentage for this too and then do the comparison.

I come in peace ✌️
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by ejieddy: 10:02pm On Jun 03
Exactly... This is the crux of the matter. If FG had said no hajj this year because of money and use former vehicles because we don't have money, I tell you Labour will be grateful if FG pays 40k minimum wage 😀
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by HomoDroid(m): 10:04pm On Jun 03
Dhoneymix:
Subsidising Hajj is not what the Nigerian government should even bother itself with. Even though it's a crucial pillar in Islam, it's done ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE THE MEANS to do so. The irresponsible government spending hugely to subsidize Hajj for people who already can afford it. Nigeria should think of having a vision that all Nigerians should know about even when they are awakened from slumber

I'm a Christian, but I must say the Government did not really subsidize Hajj - it's just that their communication apparatus is just too dumb to carry Nigerians along. The fact is that Hajj fee is dollar based and was fixed and many intending Pilgrims have already paid or been sponsored by their respective State Governments before the FX crashed badly. The repercussion is that the amount already paid by prospective pilgrims became inadequate due to the new naira equivalent of the Hajj fee dollar FX. At that point, the FG and state governments controlling pilgrims became obliged to make up the differential, as asking the pilgrims to pay more will result in serious political and religious backlash (two very critical issues in our jurisdiction).

One might blame the Government for getting involved with pilgrimage in the first place, but these people are actually ambassadors of the country in a way and government ought to have a sort of control over their behaviour out there. More so as the President is looking forward to securing Foreign Direct Investment from the Arabs. We cannot expect our government to show nonchalance to one of the very important products of the Saudi Government.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by ejieddy: 10:05pm On Jun 03
lailo:
We are too emotional and sentimental in this country. Y'all shouting bogus allocation for lawmakers, what is the percentage of their money in our national income to what workers are taking every month? You can't even compare the ratio. Political office holders throughout the country don't even make up to 3 percent of total government workers in the country. Only heavy workers wages can sink the country into unrecoverable debt and total collapse, politicians take home is too megre to achieve similar purpose. Criticise wisely fellow compatriots undecided

We are not compatriots. That ended last week sir 😞
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by razzydoo(m): 10:07pm On Jun 03
How country go get money, make Citizens no dey see money?- Fela.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Krankhead: 10:10pm On Jun 03
This man is crazy. Is it the fed govt that approve SUV? Ni be dis man say Obi go win the election.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Krankhead: 10:11pm On Jun 03
0001Lagos:
This strike is for the survival of the whole citizens
which is whole citizens
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Rybnyk(m): 10:12pm On Jun 03
Wealthoptulent:
e fit reach FIGHT AGAINST INSURGENCY?
NLC aint realistic, i thought they are learned people, what will be become of economy if INFLATION ADD up to STRUGGLE?
is it everyone working with FG<STATE GOVT? what will become of private enterprice people? market traders, farmers?
make un forget ur candidate wey no ENTER 2023, pray for better 3031jare


the Citizen sef Responsible? they are just the reflection US down here, but they are up there: the DIFFERENCE

exactly my Argument, Nigerians are jus naturally self Centred

I don't think the NLC is really bent on the minimum wage Increase. They probably want the FG to reduce the electricity tariff. If the govt reverts to a reasonable price, labour will probably listen. The laziness of the FG is very annoying. Fuel, electricity tariff increase, skyrocketing food inflation is just too much to bear...
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by triplechoice(m): 10:13pm On Jun 03
slim75d:
My only problem with this minimum wage issue is that it only favours civil servants. Those of us in the private sector, and those who have no sector are suffering the hardship brought by the strike. Ones labour get what they want they'll move on.

It's never to late to ask for what you want if you really want to benefit. Make your voice heard by demanding for an amendment to the minimum wage act to Include more workers in the private sector.

The people who came up with the minimum wage act in this country cheated those in the private sector by exempting employers with less than 25 staff from paying minimum wage.

Before it was 50 workers, but when Buhari signed a new minimum wage in 2019, it was amended and reduced to 25.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Pascal9: 10:13pm On Jun 03
lailo:
We are too emotional and sentimental in this country. Y'all shouting bogus allocation for lawmakers, what is the percentage of their money in our national income to what workers are taking every month? You can't even compare the ratio. Political office holders throughout the country don't even make up to 3 percent of total government workers in the country. Only heavy workers wages can sink the country into unrecoverable debt and total collapse, politicians take home is too megre to achieve similar purpose. Criticise wisely fellow compatriots undecided
you are a fool

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Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Bluntemperor: 10:15pm On Jun 03
GlorifiedTunde:
This man just subtly added the necessary fuel to the already burning fire 😂😅

He has always been like that,for its time for him to bring his POLL to Nigerians, especially during Crises and Elections.
Yet,he said he ran IBTc,now Stanbic Bank well. Meanwhile,you subtly support anything opposition,after making All your Money in Nigeria and since they did not win the elections,you still de support!
No be Unpatriotic be that!
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by triplechoice(m): 10:16pm On Jun 03
Aurelius1:
What about sales boys/girls, fuel attendants , hotel workers etc? Would the increment afect them?

It will benefit them if they work in a place with 25 staff or more.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Beremx(f): 10:16pm On Jun 03
Z115:
Pls is the corp members going to benefit from the new minimum wages?
yes of course. Corpers will earn the minimum wage. If the minimum wage is 100k, that's what corpers will be paid. Corpers are graded as level 8 which I think is the lowest level. I stand to be corrected
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Anatolia: 10:20pm On Jun 03
lailo:
We are too emotional and sentimental in this country. Y'all shouting bogus allocation for lawmakers, what is the percentage of their money in our national income to what workers are taking every month? You can't even compare the ratio. Political office holders throughout the country don't even make up to 3 percent of total government workers in the country. Only heavy workers wages can sink the country into unrecoverable debt and total collapse, politicians take home is too megre to achieve similar purpose. Criticise wisely fellow compatriots undecided

Keep on defending your oppressors, self-appointed evil government spokesman. Many people are suffering from Stockholm syndrome in this country.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by triplechoice(m): 10:23pm On Jun 03
jamafa:


How many private companies can pay 100k as minimum wages??

Those in the private sector enjoy exemption. Only few of them are mandated by the law to pay it and that's why most of them are not too worried.They know the law.

Besides, some are even paying more than the minimum wage. For instance, those in the oil and gas who have already increased their workers salaries in keeping with the current economic climate.
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Fcwilly: 10:25pm On Jun 03
slim75d:
My only problem with this minimum wage issue is that it only favours civil servants. Those of us in the private sector, and those who have no sector are suffering the hardship brought by the strike. Ones labour get what they want they'll move on.
You increase the price of your goods or services as things increases thereby making you to keep getting your profits as supposed to but the salaries of those civil servants have remained in one spot for years, bag of rice was less than 30k when minimum wage was made 30k yet the rice is now 85k still the minimum wage is 30k, that is why they have to fight hard over this
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by triplechoice(m): 10:28pm On Jun 03
DMerciful:
It affects even the private companies

But less than 1%
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by DMerciful(m): 10:38pm On Jun 03
More than 30%
triplechoice:


But less than 1%
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by Yankee101: 10:39pm On Jun 03
They’ve increased all government allocations including states and the National Assembly and ramped up taxes collected from the people

Why can’t you increase their salaries as generously too?
Re: Minimum Wage Negotiations Will Be Tough - Atedo Peterside by mairogo: 10:41pm On Jun 03
slim75d:
My only problem with this minimum wage issue is that it only favours civil servants. Those of us in the private sector, and those who have no sector are suffering the hardship brought by the strike. Ones labour get what they want they'll move on.
So what would you have labour do?

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