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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by fineboynl(m): 9:03am On May 20, 2024

.. return subsidy.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by GBPUSD: 9:06am On May 20, 2024

helinues:
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

Just keep quiet if you have nothing meaningful to contribute.

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by helinues: 9:08am On May 20, 2024

GBPUSD:
Just keep quiet if you have nothing meaningful to contribute.

Still looking for your meaningful comments on this thread but couldn't find

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by TGreatGatsby: 9:08am On May 20, 2024

I believe it would have been beta if the minimum wage adjusted d same time the fuel subsidy was removed. That way the inflation would have come once on account of both, but now the fuel has caused 1 round of increment in commodity & am sure minimum wage would cause another round of increase.

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Ikembeku: 9:09am On May 20, 2024

helinues:
Still looking for your meaningful comments on this thread but couldn't find

Will you shut the fvck up

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Napoleon55(m): 9:15am On May 20, 2024

The labour union should be serious and realistic also.
N615k is not realistic.

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Nackzy: 9:16am On May 20, 2024

But why is the government shying away from breaking it down let Nigerians see, if they honest

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by eteba(m): 9:17am On May 20, 2024

Oga organised Labour, if them bring 100k as minimum wage, make we first hold that one fes fes, dey sure...e get why.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by rowrowland: 9:22am On May 20, 2024

Who told labour they'd get 70k not to talk of 100k?! They should stop the drama abeg.

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by rowrowland: 9:30am On May 20, 2024

TGreatGatsby:
am sure minimum wage would cause another round of increase.

Of course wage increase will cause more inflation - that's how our economy works - and we were expecting it ... until FG announced a funny increment. 615k will cripple the economy patapata .....im sure labour dey play.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Doyin2(m): 9:32am On May 20, 2024

So the labour leaders expect a fresh secondary school leaver earning minimum wage ,to have a family of six?

Someone on minimum wage is also expected to have elevated to the status of renting a house costing N40,000 per month?

By the time private sector starts massive sacking of staff due to high wage bills ,perhaps the labor leaders would receive some sense.

Also when the price of goods and services sky rockets,due to high wage bills ,hope they receive double senses.

Instead of negotiating better conditions of service,including staff bus,housing loan etc,they are demanding for monies that would eventually kill the economy.

I wonder what minimum wage would buy when the minimum cost of living sky rockets to higher levels more than minimum wage?

The most stupid and clownish labour leaders of all times!

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Inosky: 9:34am On May 20, 2024

Food for thought. Thank you Labour. Stand on your ground.

The country is worsening due to bad governance by Tinupooo but the politicians are living large while the average and poor Nigerians are suffering.

If the minimum wage is not around 200k or 250k, don't accept. Then, put a law to review minimum wage after two years.
angry

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Akaegwu(m): 9:45am On May 20, 2024

helinues:
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

Idiotic

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Monday60655(m): 9:50am On May 20, 2024

helinues:
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

That's good one. But can you break the realistic you're talking about in your own way, let's know how much we are talking about here. May be your breakdown will be the best idea.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by WantsandMore: 9:57am On May 20, 2024

200k or nothing. Shutdown or dey comply. No going back. Aluta Continua

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by emperor4love(m): 10:01am On May 20, 2024

Una never see 48k una still de dia ppl de use una catch cruise

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Everlastingson: 10:03am On May 20, 2024

By now everyone should know Tinubu and APC are only interested in spending where they can easily loot. This man said he spent #90 B " to subsidize hajj visitors". And he is willing to spend #20T on an unnecessary Coastal Highway of Fraud when he says he doesn't have money. He converted the financing of the Highway from PPP to govt- funded and he said govt doesn't have money. He is buying 200 pieces of the latest Toyota Prado for NCS when there are locally made and cheaper cars, even though the NCS already have cars they use, and there's no money still. But for workers he's offering a paltry #48k (30 dollars as at today) as monthly minimum wage. Wicked man.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Yankee101: 10:04am On May 20, 2024

Implement a good wage soon enough so corpers can benefit too

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Cool83(m): 10:43am On May 20, 2024

AbuTwins:
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!

Is there any good and service that has not increase in price, why would civil servants salary remain stagnant, just look at higher institution fees

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Cool83(m): 10:47am On May 20, 2024

Doyin2:
So the labour leaders expect a fresh secondary school leaver earning minimum wage ,to have a family of six?

Someone on minimum wage is also expected to have elevated to the status of renting a house costing N40,000 per month?

By the time private sector starts massive sacking of staff due to high wage bills ,perhaps the labor leaders would receive
some sense.
Which government have ever provide such support in this country, they are unrealistic that's why labour always ask for wage increase, government that find it difficult to provide good road, will be talking of providing house for workers

Also when the price of goods and services sky rockets,due to high wage bills ,hope they receive double senses.

Instead of negotiating better conditions of service,including staff bus,housing loan etc,they are demanding for monies that would eventually kill the economy.

I wonder what minimum wage would buy when the minimum cost of living sky rockets to higher levels more than minimum wage?

The most stupid and clownish labour leaders of all times!

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by wealthyvic1: 10:48am On May 20, 2024

Ofunaofu:
The government should break down this amount they intend paying as minimum wage

Nà thunder go fire them 10 times
Rubbish

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by codedguy1(m): 11:13am On May 20, 2024

AbuTwins:
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!

But some people are collecting 35m per month so why can't sachet water and security collect ordinary 615k monthly.

If you are saying it's unreasonable, is it reasonable that one senator that sits in the house 3times a week be collecting 35M monthly. Letmenot talk about ministers and Govs and their aids.

With all these you never said anything about inflation.

Let everyone be reasonable.

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by LegacyB: 11:27am On May 20, 2024

helinues:
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

I don’t like Labour. But your statement lacks wisdom . Sorry am blunt. Sometimes you need to aim higher and think Positive. Same state government who embezzles money than FG. All is needed will be state by state sincere and collaborative Labour effort. And mind you don’t leave the struggle for only NLC or TUC you and I have lots to do too.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Hotzone(m): 11:44am On May 20, 2024

615k or nothing ooh

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by thedio(m): 11:48am On May 20, 2024*

The labour leader is a traitor, I believe he is working with govt to delay or frustrate the the minimum wage increament. His demand is unreasonable and every sane person knows that govt can't pay #615k as.minimum wage.

The useless man is talking about family of six and house rent of #40k per month,480k per yr for somebody who was just employed with ssce or pry6 cert.

The madman should be removed by labour union because I believe he has sold them

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by mokwechineme: 11:57am On May 20, 2024

helinues:
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

very stupid of you and the state governments have billions they spend unending on white elephant projects and bloated aides..
Go get a job jobless fool

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by iamjavadem(m): 12:05pm On May 20, 2024

I am even surprised none of them no the economics of what they are asking.

helinues:
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

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Mypeople2(m): 12:07pm On May 20, 2024

Ofunaofu:
—Tells FG to breakdown whatever amount it wants to pay

— Says it expects govt to be serious

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/05/minimum-wage-why-we-may-not-accept-n100000-organised-labour/amp/

NLC and TUC, I have never been so proud of you people.This is best NLC team I have seen for a long time after Adam Oshiomhole era.You spoke the minds of the populace. We have passed the era of N50k, 60k... You have to break it down and tell us what we are going to use the money for .. It is very appalling to say I am paying you N50k in this dispensation, tell us what will N50k do ?
NLC we are backing you up, we are supporting you with our full chest .

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Justiceganduje: 12:08pm On May 20, 2024

helinues:
Still looking for your meaningful comments on this thread but couldn't find

Be useful today that is Monday.

Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Mypeople2(m): 12:15pm On May 20, 2024

thedio:
The labour leader is a traitor, I believe he is working with govt to delay or frustrate the the minimum wage increament. His demand is unreasonable and every sane person knows that govt can't pay #615k as.minimum wage.

The useless man is talking about family of six and house rent of #40k per month,480k per yr for somebody who was just employed with ssce or pry6 cert.

The madman should be removed by labour union because I believe he has sold them

Before you abuse NLC go and check the qualifications of House of Rep , Councillors, Senators and Special advisers especially in the North.Some of them are SSCE holders earning between 5m to 15m monthly.Is it 615k Federal Government cannot pay ? How much are they using for Hajj? 90billion , how many bullet proof cars did they buy ? What about the billions snakes and rats are eating daily ? My guy FG has the money to pay... Let them pay the money or use their children to do N48k work . Can their kids do a job of N48k monthly ? Let them present a reasonable amount of money

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by Mypeople2(m): 12:27pm On May 20, 2024

codedguy1:
But some people are collecting 35m per month so why can't sachet water and security collect ordinary 615k monthly.

If you are saying it's unreasonable, is it reasonable that one senator that sits in the house 3times a week be collecting 35M monthly. Letmenot talk about ministers and Govs and their aids.

With all these you never said anything about inflation.

Let everyone be reasonable.

You just spoke my mind.When they were collecting N20m, N30m monthly and sleeping in plenary sessions, nobody said anything about inflation.Some of them have never ,I mean never done anything or raised up any motion for the betterment of their constituency for years ,yet they are collecting millions without increasing inflation.Now that the common man wants to take an iceberg, they are shouting inflation . Allow the poor to breathe abeg

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Re: Minimum Wage: Why We May Not Accept N100,000 – Organised Labour by themountain(m): 1:01pm On May 20, 2024

Labor set an average Nigerian worker as a man with a wife and four children. That would mean that Nigerian workers does not include women or youth.

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