Kobicove:
What about the employer?

Also advise Nigerian employees to stop being dishonest and to stop stealing from their employer!

iCauseTrouble:
I started a small business this year and all my employees are earning above minimum wage.
Sometimes, I do give tips too if they are in need.
I wish to expand the business and hence employ more people.
I just feel bad anytime I see jobless or underpaid people. This was my reason for starting the business and not for profit per se

ecolime:

You keep spooling shitt even in Non-Politics related threads.

Atiku is also in court, why are you and the rest of the BATminions not attacking him?

@OP: Thanks to JAPA, some employers are treating their employees VERY well now

Power is gradually moving back from employers to employees. You need to see the number of LinkedIn In-mails I receive these days. Na employers dey rush job seekers now oo. Sadly, if it's not a fully remote offer, na to let am slide.

Then to employers with poor pay, you can't blame the vast majority. Businesses are barely surviving due to harsh operating environment. You can't use all your profits to pay salaries.

flyca:
My girl has been working for 11 months now and she is pretty happy because....

1. I pay her every 30th, I never delay.

2. She cooks and eats at will. If there is extra, she can take home, no questions asked. I make sure to keep midday snacks when necessary.

3. She shops and I live small change for her.

4. She is a size smaller so she gets a lot of hand-down clothes from me.

5. Extras are hygiene products, data subscription, recharge cards, gifts from office etc

6. Hospital registration.


I like very much too because...
1. She has respect and know her limits

2. She is very hardworking.

3. She does not skip work, she does not fake ill.

4. She is a fast learner too especially with new dishes.

Picture taken by me, last week.

thesilentman:
If you are an employee,no matter the size of your earnings,try set an entrepreneurial target for yourself,no matter how small.See,no matter how dedicated and resourceful you are- working under another man-especially Nigerian employers,fvck up can happen at any time and from anybody that can lead to you getting your matching others.
Bottom line:Be your own boss!

Rubyjade:
The question is, are you your own boss?

thesilentman:

Good question!
Am an employer and an employee at the same time working towards absolute financial freedom is my life-goal.

Rubyjade:
What do you mean? Explain it

Kobicove:


When you set up a business and employ a Nigerian his/her main goal will be how to exploit any loophole so as to steal money from you.

Only someone who has ever run a business in Nigeria will understand what I'm saying from a practical perspective

Rubyjade:
What type of job?

Tonytonex:
Most Nigerian employers and mangers, especially the females are unapproachable and bossy

LittleBigDick:
Yes


I'm always looking after my employees and also giving them additional benefits such as monthly period packages for female employees, monthly pizza delivery etc.

iCauseTrouble:
I started a small business this year and all my employees are earning above minimum wage.
Sometimes, I do give tips too if they are in need.
I wish to expand the business and hence employ more people.
I just feel bad anytime I see jobless or underpaid people. This was my reason for starting the business and not for profit per se