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Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Ofunaofu: 7:55pm On May 19 |
—Tells FG to breakdown whatever amount it wants to pay — Says it expects govt to be serious THE Organised Labour has told the government to perish any idea of offering N100,000 as the new minimum wage.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/05/minimum-wage-why-we-may-not-accept-n100000-organised-labour/amp/ 18 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by helinues: 7:57pm On May 19 |
Toh The state governors are just laughing at the Labour Union drama. Ordinary N30K, the state governors are owning months, even sometimes self, they have to wait for bail out from FG before paying the salaries Labour should come down from their high horse and be realistic for once 34 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by NwaNimo1(m): 7:57pm On May 19 |
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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by MMWandali: 8:00pm On May 19 |
Living wage is expected Don't play politics with wages/salaries If a substantial amount is not paid, subsidy should return 28 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Administration1: 8:00pm On May 19 |
No right thinking Labour leader can accept it. When the current president was campaigning he said agbado ewa etc. Truly he meant it, he wants the entire populace to depend only on eating the aforementioned foods. But it's practically insane to think that any right thinking Nigerian will support the proposed minimum wage of 48k, it makes no sense at all except such an individual is demented. 20 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Ofunaofu: 8:15pm On May 19 |
The government should break down this amount they intend paying as minimum wage 26 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by SlavaUkraini: 8:22pm On May 19 |
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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by magoo10(m): 8:40pm On May 19 |
Any government that cannot pay a living wage is not worth calling a government. It is a failed government and they must take responsibility. 26 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Bevista: 8:44pm On May 19 |
“That N48,000 they are offering, they should have broken it down so if there are certain things they don’t want to make provision for, for instance health, if they say if any worker is sick the person should go and die or they don’t want to make provision for food, let them just put standard things. "I would like to hear government response to this. 16 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by BigBlackPreek(m): 8:45pm On May 19 |
Ebimpawa oooo 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Chimarto: 8:51pm On May 19 |
The worst government ever, no plans for the youth 10 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by slivertongue: 10:39pm On May 19 |
150k 2 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by slivertongue: 10:42pm On May 19 |
150k?? |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Phantom233: 1:20am On May 20 |
What did you guys expected from a First class account with fake results in CSU? He should give his son 48k to use as minimum wage for one year before offering it Nigerians . 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by StaffofOrayan(m): 4:08am On May 20 |
Nairalanda1, u always seem shy to comment on things to benefit the common man! But if it's to add prices to goods and services, u go dey blow Grammer! 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by dungas30(m): 4:44am On May 20 |
slivertongue:break it lets see |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Pastoshizzy(m): 8:55am On May 20 |
100k. Tinubu era. Owo faaji weekend.
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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by free2ryhme: 8:55am On May 20 |
Ofunaofu: This will be dragged for a very long time 1 Like |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by casualobserver: 8:55am On May 20 |
NLC are comedians. I repeat the GDP per capita (the economic value of output ) of the average worker in Nigeria is N3m a year or N250k a month. This is the average worker not the lowest worker. Therefore the monthly economic output of a minimum wage worker is closer to N80k possibly even 40k. You cannot expect to be paid beyond your economic output. I repeat we are a very inefficient economy with unproductive workers. If it takes 5 people to do the work that ordinarily 1 person should do, then the 5 will share the wages of 1 person. This is how economics works. 14 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by AbuTwins: 8:55am On May 20 |
This people no serious! So how much will artisans collect now that minimum wage will be N615,000! Sachet water/ factory workers! Security men, etc! Even the others above the minimum age will have to be increased to! Inflation will rise the more! 4 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Metordman: 8:55am On May 20 |
Ofunaofu:pls labour don't accept peanuts from the Cocaine sniffer. Thesame man spent 80billion to support hajji in Mecca. Useless, fruitless adventures 8 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by superCleanworks(m): 8:57am On May 20 |
gbam |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by fintechx: 8:57am On May 20 |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Mindlog: 8:58am On May 20 |
Make FG gather liver break down what they are offering. 6 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by christejames(m): 8:59am On May 20 |
No gree ooo, at least agree to seat when they start saying it should be 200k 1 Like |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by spartachico(m): 9:00am On May 20 |
On 615k mandate we shall stand 4 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Chukwudi4naija(m): 9:00am On May 20 |
Holding the government responsible for its frivolous expenditure and policies that constantly worsen the value of Naira should be the struggle, and not this minimum wage discussion. What is our production possibility frontier that will accommodate access demand resulting from the increment? 2 Likes |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by spartachico(m): 9:00am On May 20 |
Metordman:90 billy 1 Like |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Etranshub(m): 9:02am On May 20 |
Omo 100k is nothing ooo in tbis current economy 1 Like |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Procashtips(m): 9:02am On May 20 |
Please, before you comment, take out at least 3 minutes of your time to read the article. Pinpoint the points Labor made so that you can understand better. Please read to the latter before commenting 12 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Negroid001(m): 9:02am On May 20 |
100k wey no dey use 2 days for my hand. 4 Likes |
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