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.

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.

DMerciful:
More than 30%

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.

jibrilELsudan:
AS E BE SO NA TO ENTER STREET BURN DOWN EVERYWHERE SO OOOO

triplechoice:


How did you arrive at that figure?

Those in the public sector where there's 100% compliance are not up to 5% . So how can the private sector where there so many exemptions for employers be more than 30%.

If you haven't read the minimum wage act as it applies to the private sector, Google it and read and come back to tell me how it can be what you say it's.

DMerciful:
It affects even the private companies

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

HomoDroid:


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.

dododawa1:
OBIDENTs

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HAPPY

HilcomTech:



Na so una burn places for Lagos out of envy in the name of end sars

Otamendi99:


So how much will a company gateman be paid?

jibrilELsudan:




SPECIAL ABIDO SHEYKA GAZELLE GARAGAGARA THUNDER FIRE YOU

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.

DMerciful:
It'd make his salary not to be abysmal

triplechoice:


It will benefit them if they work in a place with 25 staff or more.

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.

Otamendi99:


Oyibo. By law, once a new minimum wage is signed. Every one gets dat. So wen it comes to ur turn u try to shift post and call it not Abysmal.. we will see who will enforce it now.

DMerciful:
If the minimum wage ia 100k, the employer of the driver would be forced to go up to like 50k. If minimum wage is 60k, the driver might be given 30k.

In essence, the higher the minimum, the better for everybody

Judgementa1:



What type of reasoning is this.

Minimum wage is minimum amount public or private employers can pay.

If u pay less ur workers union can decide to charge u to an industrial court.

DMerciful:
Arent some states paying 18k and some 8k when minimum is 30k?

Henry22:


As e dey sweet us e dey pain dem

Judgementa1:


No state is paying 8k.

And buhari 30k minimum does not apply to all federal workers.

Most Fg revenue generating parastatal like my place of work where not entitled to it then.

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

DMerciful:
Borno was paying 8k to teachers

Judgementa1:


Was not aware of it.

60k or 100k

Nigerians will still experience inflation.

Expect federal government to direct their generating parastal to increase their goods and services.

Labour should be reasonable with their demands 60k is okay.

When minimum wage was 30k average federal workers salary is more than 200k.

With increase to 497k expect the least federal generating parastatal to received 7m to 10m per month.

DMerciful:
Labour should collect 60k if the lawmakers and executives will follow the same salary structure

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.