₦airaland Forum

Fujiyama:
^^^
The usual nonsense. You have no argument.

So why you dey waste my time dey quote me ?

Paramount01:
Poor, how much you think they are collecting!?
People that enjoy most during Buhari are force men

How much do they earn monthly?

Truths9ja:
Aerial view of Okeho town in Oke-Ogun zone of Oyo State, Nigeria 🇳🇬
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid05irNunxkjZ8dsFhDkn18JdKdiVmjNUEg1g6uaBKDt4tFJucYGRcAN3SRDNjmFpcSl&id=100004021350378&mibextid=K8Wfd2

This is not the whole okeho town though.

Godszilla:
Fyi

The Nigeria economy is performing better than Argentina economy presently.

fareed69:
God bless you 🙏.

Amen

fareed69:
God bless you.

Amen

caracas:
Some ppl were born stewpid some out of stewpidity became stewpid . Please pray tell , which group you belong to….

Go and ask your father

The video made me Lol

I can't blame the police officers for their actions. Their salary and allowance is poor.

It's now getting to a point where people will have to start defending themselves since the military and police can't do their job.

Tinubu should do something about insecurity, we can't continue like this

Omo, nah unbelievable things they happen in Nigeria

SoNature:
The GDP of the UK is over 3 trillion dollars.
The GDP of Nigeria is not up to 500 billion dollars. As the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson was flying business class, but Tinubu has never flown on commercial flight since he became the president.

I tell people that with this Japa syndrome, the West will take all the useful people in this country, leaving us with dregs of society who spend 24/7 hailing Tinubu and attacking those who criticize this clueless government. My prophecy is happening right here...

I didn't attack you, you're the one that quot me and wailed because of my comment. Tinubu and Shettima will keep on flying private jet, it does not matter how much you wail.

If nah your papa be president of Nigeria, you no go talk like this. You're only saying all this because you don't like Tinubu.

Nigeria economy is far better than that of Argentina. So Tinubu and Shettima should keep on flying in private jets.

Good

Anybody that does not like it should swallow rat poison

ogododo:
Make una wake me when it don become N1 to $1.

I will wake you up in year 5000

Bayyajidda:
And?

The CBN will be able to clear some of our backlog

sonofElElyon:
Reasons for your optimism?

Afrexim bank $3 billion loan will be gotten next week

Bobloco:
Really

Yes

Solution8:
Many governors should be going to jail then

I don't see Governors going to jail because of it, it will mostly affect the private sector.

jmoore:
You are a true patriot. 1 dollar will be sold at 200 naira next week.

I agree

It will strengthen against the dollar next week

I will be really happy if it can become a law. A lot of people in the private sector go hear am

The House of Representatives is proposing a bill to criminalise non-payment or failure to pay salaries by employers of labour and corporate bodies across the country.

When passed into law, employees can demand payment from their employer by submitting a written claim.

The bill, sponsored by Wale Hammed, a member representing the Agege Federal Constituency, Lagos State, titled, “The Employees Remuneration Protection Bill, 2023, has passed its first reading.

Section 7 (1) of the bill provides that it is unlawful for any employer to “Refuse or neglect to pay the remuneration of his employees, as provided under this Act.”

Section 8 (1) of the bill states that if an employee’s compensation remains unpaid beyond the specified period permitted by this legislation, the employee may submit a written demand to their employer for the payment of their entitlement if they wish to assert their claim.

Therefore, “if an employee fails to remit payment within five business days following service of a demand under Section 9 of this bill, the employee may petition the court for redress by filing a motion on notice.”

According to the bill, employers found guilty of failing to pay the salaries of their workers risk three to six months of imprisonment, without the possibility of a fine.


Similarly, a corporate entity that fails to adhere to a court order regarding the remuneration of its employees, risks a fine of N10,000 daily, or “Be sealed off for a period not exceeding three months, provided that the default extends beyond two months.”

This is even as the bill imposes a N10,000 penalty on any officer or agent of the organisation, government parastatal, agency, body, or institution who deliberately or knowingly authorises or permits the default or noncompliance with the directive until it is complied with.

With this proposed legislation, employers are obligated to provide written terms of employment to resuming employees within 14 working days of the employee’s return to work for terms of employment exceeding one month.

The employment contract, which is binding on both the employer and the employee shall comprehensively outline the terms and conditions, remuneration, and methods of payment, in addition to the character of the employment and the procedure for terminating it by either party.

Section 27 of the bill provides that an employee’s petition to the court for payment of remuneration shall not serve as grounds for “Disciplinary action, inquiry, suspension, or termination of the applicant by the employer.”

Meanwhile, Section 28 of the bill states that in the event of an employer’s bankruptcy, prioritisation shall be given to the payment of all outstanding remuneration to employees.

https://punchng.com/reps-propose-jail-term-for-employers-owing-salary/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social

Good news

It should have a positive effect on the value of the naira in few days time

Good news.

It will lead to the naira strengthening against the dollar in few days

Farmers are smiling to the bank