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As a sequel to the previous thread I created (see link below)

https://www.nairaland.com/6050479/civil-service-public-service-salary

I promised to attach payslips of some staff of a federal agency using Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure - CONPSS (same salary structure as federal ministries), however I had a low battery yesterevening and couldn't complete the upload.

Please note that there are many grade C parastatals that pay very poorly as @Blankstare rightly noted e.g NIMC, NTA, NIPOST, FRCN, NAN, NCMM, NCFR, NRC etc

As a fulfilment of my promise, here are pictures of June/July 2020 payslips of some staff.

Pic 1: Level 04 step 2. This is the entry level of a SSCE holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. This staff has no loan repayment and his net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues and agency association) is N28,120.32 monthly. Payslip is for JUNE 2020.

Pic 2: Level 06 step 2. This is the entry level for an OND holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. This staff has no loan repayment and his net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues and agency association) is N33,501.26 monthly. Payslip is for JULY 2020.

Pic 3: Level 08 step 2. This is the entry level for a BSc holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. This staff has a loan repayment of N12,083.33 and her net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues, agency association and loan repayment) is N46,484.36 monthly. Payslip is for JULY 2020.

Note: If she had not taken a loan, her July salary would be N58,567.69. That is how much a level 08 step 2 core civil servant earns.

Pic 4: Level 09 step 3.

Level 09 step 2 is the entry level for a MSc/MA holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. However, this staff is on Level 09 step 3 meaning he had a MSc/MA at time of entry and have used one year in service. For every year you spend in service, you add a step until your next promotion. This staff has no loan repayment and his net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues and agency association) is N69,767.38 monthly. Payslip is for JULY 2020.

Please note that Level 09 step 2 earns about N2500 lesser than level 09 step 3.

Make una forgive my camera quality. Ground never level to buy another one


No PMs still.....God bless you all

@CrazyMan @1forall @ allthingsgood

Hmmm

So the FG still pays some people below minimum wage?
Even Lagos State pays ministry workers almost better.
And they also have better privileges and there is no fear of abnormal transfers across the country

Low Low Money

LaIabobo:
Even Lagos State pays ministry workers almost better.
And they also have better privileges and there is no fear of abnormal transfers across the country

The latter part is what most federal civil servants experience. They can post you at will.

Technically, the gross salary for Level 04 is not below minimum wage before statutory deductions are made

I pity them

Na wa o. This salary is poor

It's a pity that the welfare package for civil servants is very poor.

While those who occupy political offices, most of them with less educational qualifications than the civil servants, earn fat salaries and allowances. Our Senators are driving vehicles worth NGN50,000,000.00 each...... Members of the National Assembly do not even work as hard and often as the civil servants do but they earn far better off.

They don't have allowances?

Kaeboy:
They don't have allowances?

NO

opeyemi2012:
NO

So bad

this pay alone will discourage one from civil service... the more reason why corruption abounds in the service.

GOD HELP US ALL

opeyemi2012:
As a sequel to the previous thread I created (see link below)

https://www.nairaland.com/6050479/civil-service-public-service-salary

I promised to attach payslips of some staff of a federal agency using Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure - CONPSS (same salary structure as federal ministries), however I had a low battery yesterevening and couldn't complete the upload.

Please note that there are many grade C parastatals that pay very poorly as @Blankstare rightly noted e.g NIMC, NTA, NIPOST, FRCN, NAN, NCMM, NCFR, NRC etc

As a fulfilment of my promise, here are pictures of June/July 2020 payslips of some staff.

Pic 1: Level 04 step 2. This is the entry level of a SSCE holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. This staff has no loan repayment and his net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues and agency association) is N28,120.32 monthly. Payslip is for JUNE 2020.

Pic 2: Level 06 step 2. This is the entry level for an OND holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. This staff has no loan repayment and his net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues and agency association) is N33,501.26 monthly. Payslip is for JULY 2020.

Pic 3: Level 08 step 2. This is the entry level for a BSc holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. This staff has a loan repayment of N12,083.33 and her net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues, agency association and loan repayment) is N46,484.36 monthly. Payslip is for JULY 2020.

Note: If she had not taken a loan, her July salary would be N58,567.69. That is how much a level 08 step 2 core civil servant earns.

Pic 4: Level 09 step 3.

Level 09 step 2 is the entry level for a MSc/MA holder in all Ministries and agencies using CONPSS. However, this staff is on Level 09 step 3 meaning he had a MSc/MA at time of entry and have used one year in service. For every year you spend in service, you add a step until your next promotion. This staff has no loan repayment and his net pay (after gross deductions of housing, pension, tax, union dues and agency association) is N69,767.38 monthly. Payslip is for JULY 2020.

Please note that Level 09 step 2 earns about N2500 lesser than level 09 step 3.

Make una forgive my camera quality. Ground never level to buy another one


No PMs still.....God bless you all

@CrazyMan @1forall @ allthingsgood

What of level 7 bro

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