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The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by BluntCrazeMan(op): 2:23pm On Jun 10, 2024
The National Assembly should propose a “MINIMUM WAGE LAW” which is supposed to make all the wages, allowances, bonuses, remunerations, and all forms of emoluments of ALL PERSONS who are working (or rendering services) in Nigeria for ALL of them to be factored (for each worker) based on the “NATIONALLY AGREED MINIMUM WAGE”; except for such informal workers who had some PERSONAL AGREEMENTS with their employers for them to be paid amounts which are not based on the NATIONALLY AGREED MINIMUM WAGE.

This means,, for all those categories of formal workers whose payments are Not based on BARGAINED PERSONAL AGREEMENTS, (whether they are working for Public or Private Firms) then, their payments must be A Factor of the “NATIONALLY AGREED MINIMUM WAGE”, and this Factor must Not be Less than 1.00.

This law must apply for all categories of workers, including politically elected officials, political appointees, political staffers and aides, and so on.

This would mean that the AMOUNT PAID to every supposed formal-worker in Nigeria, ((STARTING FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS, AND DOWN TO THE SMALLEST-EARNING WORKERS)) are all supposed to be calculated based on the The NATIONALLY AGREED MINIMUM WAGE -- which is also supposed to be the ultimate-denominator and the root of all the payments for ALL formal-workers in Nigeria.
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by PresidObi: 2:24pm On Jun 10, 2024
Wait, let's finish making laws for the national anthem first.

National anthem is more important than minimum wage grin
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by Asavivian: 2:24pm On Jun 10, 2024
while we are busy trying to do all this,
we should really talk on how this new law would benefit us with this current cost of living


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM_5QXrPiIo

cost of living don dey cut living neck abeg
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by helinues: 2:27pm On Jun 10, 2024
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by BluntCrazeMan(op): 2:36pm On Jun 10, 2024
PresidObi:
Wait, let's finish making laws for the national anthem first.

National anthem is more important than minimum wage grin
They are still on it, mbok
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by BluntCrazeMan(op): 2:37pm On Jun 10, 2024
helinues:
Toh

I suggested this yesterday

https://www.nairaland.com/8119110/why-cant-fg-state-private

Rumored proposal by each state below

https://www.nairaland.com/8120401/what-each-state-agreed-pay
Let us be watching them..

This strike again tomorrow,, it's not a good idea.

The National Assembly should do the needful.
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by helinues: 2:38pm On Jun 10, 2024
BluntCrazeMan:
Let us be watching them..

This strike again tomorrow,, it's not a good idea.

The National Assembly should do the needful.
Labour union can't strike for now 'cos they messed up their last strike by shutting down the national grid
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by BluntCrazeMan(op): 2:42pm On Jun 10, 2024
helinues:
Labour union can't strike for now 'cos they messed up their last strike by shutting down the national grid
The National Grid Union Shut Down By themselves and Joined the NLC/TUC Strike..

And this strike again,, they might decide to join again.

Meanwhile,, NLC/TUC counted the National-Grid shutdown as a great achievement..
Even when we were gnashing teeth because of the shutdown.
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by helinues: 2:43pm On Jun 10, 2024
BluntCrazeMan:
The National Grid Union Shut Down By themselves and Joined the NLC/TUC Strike..

And this strike again,, they might decide to join again.

Meanwhile,, NLC/TUC counted the National-Grid shutdown as a great achievement..
Even when we were gnashing teeth because of the shutdown.
Even though the workers at the national grid are under Labour Union but they were forced to shut down the grid which was nonsense.

Which nonsense strike do they want to embark on when they Labour themselves are not realistic with their minimum wage proposal.
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by Righthussle: 2:49pm On Jun 10, 2024
Don't ever expect anything good from our national assembly.
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by Iamanoited: 3:33pm On Jun 10, 2024
YES YOU ARE RIGHT.
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:43pm On Jun 10, 2024
Lalasticlala, Seun, Nlfpmod
Re: The National Assembly Should Propose A Strong MINIMUM WAGE LAW -- My Opinion by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:44pm On Jun 10, 2024
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