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I carry one of my ears hear say our oga get big suprise for rivers state workers this month.
I can only advise you to keep your fingers crossed.

barika2011:
My broda you have said it all...I have a sister dat has d teaching job,and has travelled out of the country,
for years now,and married also..and she still receives her pay..once you ve gotten dis job(rivers state civil service) you have it until retirement ,whether their is TRCN threat,or nominal roll inclusion, supervisor threat all na surface gragra...anybody dat loses dis job is one dat has a big mouth and spews everything and anything without thinking..

please and please remove this post.
Thank you

TheWatchDog:
Let's watch out, Gov. Wike would want to bring it down to 10k. I pray Labour do not agree with him on the aspect of the non payment of the 8 months arrears.

you're wrong, the government has already commited itself and wont go back on its own words.
Please let us try and stay positive.

masterchi:
federal is 12k so we shouldn't expect any less

OK this should be it. Because the rivers state government said it will pay the new minimum wage as paid by the federal government.

Sau24:
Sorry if I may ask,what was exactly added to the salaries or do you know who received, pls ask .

good question. Please someone who knows someone that works in the ministry of finance should help us find out

ecmb:
salary drops from next week Tuesday without the implementation of the newly approved minimum wage....
don't ask me my source

I swear! You're the real definition of Mr kill joy. Lol

onlyhandsome202:
Finally, the Rivers State contributory health insurance bill has been passed into law yesterday by RSHA. Another compulsory deduction again from our salary. God help us from this unfriendly government of the day.

chai

Purity001:
Minimum wage

is this net or gross?

From what I understand, our state government has approved the payment of the new minimum wage but didn't specify the date its implementation will begin. This means we are not even sure if it will come with this January salary.
No mention was made of the minimum wage arrears, could it be that it is still under negotiation with our state labour?

Tommorow is 15th, voucher is closing.

January going going going.

Edozie82:
Good day my fellow colleagues. Please is there any of us seeking for transfer from Port Harcourt metropolis to GCSS Ataba in Andoni LGA,for subject-Mathematics?If there is such please send your response to me.Thanks. This is for Senior Secondary School teachers.

please is UBE teachers transfer list out in andoni LGA ? I am asking for a friend

emekatex:
Workers in Ebonyi state are crying because it was only 1k they saw as an addition on their salaries in the name of the much taunted minimum wage payment. Please Govnor Wike should not play us the same "Ojoro"!

it may be an error or normal yearly increment of workers' salary. In any case you have nothing to fear, Rivers state and Niger delta states by extension have a tradition of paying above the federal minimum wage .

TheWatchDog:
I had it directly from the Rivers State NLC chairperson. The agreement will be signed either today or monday 13th.

thank you. But please we need the percentage table across the different grade levels

TheWatchDog:
The organise labour and the Rivers State government will sign the final agreement on the minimum wage on next week monday. Payment may comense this month end.

thanks but please where did you get this info?

Chibuking81:
https://punchng.com/tuc-for-crucial-meeting-over-minimum-wage/

TUC for crucial meeting over minimum wage
Published January 8, 2020

Olufemi Atoyebi, Abuja

Leaders of the Trade Union Congress are expected to meet with state councils in Lagos on Wednesday and Thursday to review the minimum wage compliance in the states.

On Tuesday, the Nigeria Labour Congress met for several hours in Abuja where they analysed the reports of the minimum wage compliance.

The new wage structure was signed into law by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on April 18, 2019, while both the Federal Government and organised labour agreed on consequential adjustments on October 18, 2019, after negotiations.

After the agreement between the FG and labour, negotiations shifted to states, with the NLC directing its state leaders to commence negotiations with their governors.

The body said negotiations must be completed on December 31, 2019.

The PUNCH reported on Friday that no fewer than 15 states had yet to conclude negotiations on the N30,000 new minimum wage two days after the expiration of the deadline, which labour gave governors to sign agreements with their workers.

Investigations by The PUNCH showed that Ekiti, Cross River, Benue, Gombe, Osun, Sokoto, Oyo, Niger, Ogun, Enugu, Bayelsa, Rivers, Kwara, Taraba and Anambra states had not agreed on the consequential adjustments of salaries as a result of the new minimum wage.

On Thursday, labour directed its state councils to complete all negotiations before its meeting in January. It also soft-pedalled on sanctions against states that failed to meet the deadline.

In an exclusive interview with our correspondent on Monday, the National Chairman of the Joint Negotiating Council, Abulrafiu Adeniji, said state governments had had enough time and that labour would soon meet to review their compliance level.

Also on Monday, the NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, said on Channels TV that only 10 states had completed negotiations over the new wage structure.

In an exclusive interview with our correspondent on Tuesday, the Secretary General of the TUC, Origi Musa-Lawal, said they would commence full review of the minimum wage compliance in Lagos today.

He said, “We are bringing leaders from the states to Lagos to discuss all issues that affect workers. The minimum wage will be part of the discussions. There is no way that we will not discuss it. It is the issue on the ground, so we cannot ignore it.

“We want to receive reports from the states. This will help us to plan our strategy to make the state governments comply.”

He added, “The National Action Council and Central Working Committee meeting of the TUC will hold on Wednesday while the National Executive Council meeting that will involve all leaders will hold on Thursday. It will review situation in every state.”

Meanwhile, the General Secretary of the NLC, Emmanuel Ugboaja, told our correspondent through a text message that they had been analysing reports from states.

hisses...

Please what is the outcome of the concluding meeting between labour and our state government today on minimum wage?

tonero263:
Federal civil servants received their new wage last week,today their arrears in full started dropping since 11am,what a time to be a federal civil servant. At state level our governor held talks with labour and her negotiations team fortnight ago,they all kept mute till date....Congratulations federal civil servants,make orna enjoy small,we don suffer this year abeg.

our governor has signed the 2020 budget into law, let's hope for the best, since the minimum wage for rivers state workers has been provided for in the budget

UBA abeg shake body

Orbit147:
Provision store is better than kiosk (according to warri). If na the old salary make them pay that one first make I see wetin I go take hold hand first. Any year wey them ready make them pay the new minimum wage.
After all, a boob at hand is worth more than two in the bra.

Hahaha, a boob at hand. Lol.

Guys chill, we will start receiving from this evening.
In another news. Federal workers today started receiving the new minimum wage. Let's trust our talk and do governor to make us smile from this month. Amen

Someone told me he heard on news this afternoon that minimum wage negotiations commences today in Rivers state .
Praise God

The total budget is 530 billion naira ,375 goes for capital expenditure while about I 75 or so for recurrent, 8, for minimum wage, 5 for job creation .

Let's hope this gets implemented soonest. Even this month

Please when is the resumption date for next term ?
Thanks

Chibuking81:
Seriously you are on point, depending only on government payment as only source of income till retirement is next door neighbor to suicide mission. There are many business one will engage himself, which will not in anyway conflict with ones official duty. Like Poultry farming business, investing and also trading in Nigeria stock exchange market which is legalize.

please do understand something... Running a successful business is a talent or gift. If you don't have this gift you will just waste your money to start up a business.

dmercy141983:
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You see why I'm attacking you? How did level 8and above get 10k addition? How did you arrive at that when it wasn't in the so-called circular you posted... Is level 8 no longer 20% increment?
Guy go rest

please y'all should stop with the insults...
The circular posted here is authentic. I saw it on one of the national dailies. The only reason why I didn't post it here was because it is incomplete... No level 8 and 9.
So it isn't the fault of the poster but the fault of poor journalism in Nigeria.
Happy Sunday

Samson3600:
Please my good people in the how HOW CAN SOMEONE GET TRANSCRIPTS FROM NTI. Kindly assist me on this.

go to their head office at federal secretariat aba road.

Sau24:
And how much is the minimum wage you are talking about? 6000 mcheeeeew

Lols... It's surely bigger than 6k, plus God willing, our darling governor decides to add the arrears of it from the month of April.
Guy, na 3 bags of rice this December oh . Lols

Chibuking81:
Revenue generated are always shared the following month, that's why revenue generated in the month of October was shared yesterday in the month of November, 2019. And will use to execute both the capital project and payment of wage bill for the month of November.

good, y'all expect your wage on or before Thursday next week.
Hopefully, by this time next month, the new minimum wage will reflect on our wage. Amen

Any news on FAAC meeting?

dmercy141983:
In other words we shouldn't expect any payment of minimum wage this November since circular with which governors will use to negotiate is just coming out this date and time when salaries vouchers must have been prepared already with old figures- normal wages.

my brother, this is the fact... Let's just hope it reflects in our December salary

sammymarvin:
GOD bless him, 35k for level6 blow and 30percen increment for level 7, mr Wike we are waiting o

in all of these... We should be confident that our darling governor will even surpass the performance of these governors because our beloved Rivers state has been known to pay wages well above the national minimum wage. Let us just be positive

Copied from daily trust newspaper online.

Adamawa govt to pay civil servants N32,000 minimum wage from November

By - | Published Date Nov 13, 2019 19:17 PM

The Adamawa state Head of Service, Dr Edgar Amos, on Wednesday said the state government would pay a new N32, 000 minimum wage to its workers at the end of November. Amos said the state government would pay N32,000, which was more than the N30,000 approved by the federal government, in fulfillment of Governor Ahmadu Fintiri’s campaign promise to pay N32,000 minimum wage if elected. “The national minimum wage is N30,000 but the governor is going to pay N32,000 because that is his promise,” Amos said. The head of service, however, said that the issue of consequential adjustment for other workers earning above the minimum wage was still being discussed with labour unions.(NAN)







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Sanwo-Olu commences payment of N35,000 minimum wage to workers end of November

ON NOVEMBER 15, 20197:41 PMIN NEWSBY BANKOLE
By Olasunkanmi Akoni

Following the agreement reached between the Lagos State Joint Public Service Negotiating Council, JNC, and Lagos State Government, led by Babajide Sanwo-olu, Friday, November 15, all arrangements have been concluded to commence the payment of the new minimum wage and the consequential adjustment rates to public workers in the November 2019 salary cycle.
State Chairman of JNC, comrade Rasaq Adio Falade, disclosed this in a statement made public at the end of the meeting witnessed by representatives of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC and Trade Union Congress, TUC, in Alausa, Ikeja.
Also read: Minimum wage: FG, Labour agree on consequential adjustments
The statement, titled, “Conclusion of negotiations on the minimum wage and consequential adjustment of salaries for Lagos State public sector workers,” read in part: “Consequent upon series of meetings and discussions held between the Lagos State JNC on the payment of the new minimum wage to Lagos State public sector workers, necessary terms of settlement and agreement was reached today 15th November 2019.”
Falade recalled that the National Joint Public Service Negotiating Council, NJPSNC, and the Federal Government’s Negotiations and consequential adjustment of salaries produced the following figures on Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure, CONPSS: Grade Level, GL. 01-06=N30,000, GL. 07=23.2 per cent, GL. 08=20 per cent, GL. 09=19 per cent, GL.10-14=16 per cent, GL. 15-17=14 per cent.
He continued, ” Comparatively and in consonance with the pronouncements of the Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, find below the product of the process of negotiations that were painstakingly undertaken and concluded with the Lagos State Government by the labour movement for the public sector workers.
“Lagos State Salaries Consequential Adjustment/Increase, GL. 01-06=N35,000.09
b. GL. 07=30 per cent, GL. 08-10=25 per cent,
GL. 12-14=22.5 per cent, GL. 15-17=20 per cent.”
Falade stated that payment of allowances peculiar to certain professions/sectors such as Health Workers, Medical Personnel, Teachers, among other embedded in their respective Consolidated Salary Structures, ‘”such as CONHESS, CONMESS, CONTISS, shall be paid for those stated items ( Hazard, Call, Shift, and others) at such rates as provided in the various salaries of government approved in 2011.
“On payment of arrears the new Minimum Wage Act came into effect on the 18th April 2019 as such, it was agreed that payment of the six and half months arrears shall be made and concluded by the first quarter of the Year 2020.”