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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Champneys: 11:34am On Feb 15, 2021
slimjohn2k5:
Hello guys I will like to advise us on job change
because I was so frustrated with my recent job, after going for interview with another it took them time to reach back and told me to resign from my current job to process my new job.
After resigning, 3days before I went to the new company I was called that I will be trained for 2yrs which was the second red flag.

The first red flag is that all the top officers of the company were women which I was uncomfortable with.

I got there yesterday to pick up work tool and all I saw was a turn off
1. IT guy asked me to turn on my data to set up the laptop they will give me
2. We will be working from home till Corona clears out. No power (Gen) support, I asked for data and the hr guy said I will reach out to Admin.
3. No pension, hmo, housing scheme, transportation, I was already boiling inside of me
4. He said I am resuming as a contract staff and they will make me full staff at their convenient time. That I just heard that day.
4. I will work one year before I am entitled to leave. I will be under supervision for 2yrs and cannot leave the company within that period
5. Most annoying part is that he said it is a Christian company I nearly slap the guy.

These and many other red flags I saw.

So guys do not resign from your previous job before taking another offer. If the new offer is not good enough turn it down and continue with the old job till a better one comes.










Ok.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by espn(m): 11:35am On Feb 15, 2021
Frip:
It's the same everywhere o. Everywhere


When I tell youths to come join my establishment to build a company, get respectable treatment and good Remuneration they refuse to hear word. How much would one say from let's say 60k a month doing all of this

Monthly expense alone 30k
what is ur establishment all about...I will like to know.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by SocialJustice: 11:36am On Feb 15, 2021
slimjohn2k5:

Even if they will take me in my previous place, I won't go back. The slavery there is depressing. Imagine an international company that is supposed to be paying 20 dollar an hour paying 1.3dollar an hour in Nigeria. Meanwhile its fellow competitors pay the normal money
Please mention the name of the company.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by lorhema(f): 11:38am On Feb 15, 2021
Doubleoh7:

The thing is most times we are so in a haste to leave our current place of work that we fail to do the elementary things we ought to do.

I can't agree more with your view. In particular, the one I have quoted.

In 1989, I was desperate to leave my job and cross over to another industry. I had passed through tests at an institution and, when I visited their HR weeks later, was told I excelled.

I was going to resign from my job but talked with my home fellowship leader. I tried my best to convince him that the new job was mine but he kept saying' Wait till you get the letter of offer'.

Please imagine how shocked I was when, a couple of weeks later, the PA to the proprietor came to my office to show me the confidential report they had written in response to a request from the new company and had sent.

We shouldn't be desperate and end up being exploited by employers.

I'll say, like Deacon Dos said decades ago, don't resign from your job till you get the letter of offer from the new employer.

Some things don't change.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by peeps4u: 11:40am On Feb 15, 2021
slimjohn2k5:
Hello guys I will like to advise us on job change
because I was so frustrated with my recent job, after going for interview with another it took them time to reach back and told me to resign from my current job to process my new job.
After resigning, 3days before I went to the new company I was called that I will be trained for 2yrs which was the second red flag.

The first red flag is that all the top officers of the company were women which I was uncomfortable with.

I got there yesterday to pick up work tool and all I saw was a turn off
1. IT guy asked me to turn on my data to set up the laptop they will give me
2. We will be working from home till Corona clears out. No power (Gen) support, I asked for data and the hr guy said I will reach out to Admin.
3. No pension, hmo, housing scheme, transportation, I was already boiling inside of me
4. He said I am resuming as a contract staff and they will make me full staff at their convenient time. That I just heard that day.
4. I will work one year before I am entitled to leave. I will be under supervision for 2yrs and cannot leave the company within that period
5. Most annoying part is that he said it is a Christian company I nearly slap the guy.

These and many other red flags I saw.

So guys do not resign from your previous job before taking another offer. If the new offer is not good enough turn it down and continue with the old job till a better one comes.


Why cant you leave the company? Did they invest anything on you or you collected a loan from them? If there commitment from the company to you, they can't tie you down with such useless rule.

Nonsense.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by 99thEnemy(m): 11:43am On Feb 15, 2021
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Tats(m): 11:44am On Feb 15, 2021
Focusmind:


Nawao! But even shell and other oil companies do not pay same across countries. People in Aberdeen receives something different from Nigeria. A guy that was once in Norway, working for Statoil Hydro of Norway put in transfer to come to Nigeria. His pay in Nigeria is still good but lower than the pay in Norway. So, countries peculiarities are also considered in staff emoluments for multinationals.

Someone is also with Reckitt benkiser in Nigeria but when he went to Greece on transfer, his pay in Greece was higher than in Nigeria.

Certainly. Country peculiarities need to be taken into account. Fuel in the UK is between £1.10 to £1.40 per litre which is minimum over N700 per litre, so you can't expect UK salaries to be equivalent to Nigeria.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Nephilim: 11:44am On Feb 15, 2021
Frip:
It's the same everywhere o. Everywhere


When I tell youths to come join my establishment to build a company, get respectable treatment and good Remuneration they refuse to hear word. How much would one say from let's say 60k a month doing all of this

Monthly expense alone 30k
what's your establishment/company about,? Maybe I could send my CV.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by handh: 11:45am On Feb 15, 2021
BuySweetOrange:
Although you have resigned from your previous place of employment... Try to find a way to go back and beg the management/ management. They might take you back
.
lol!
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by otomatic(m): 11:45am On Feb 15, 2021
You should get an offer letter first before resigning from your present employment. People even use offer letters from competitors to negotiate pay raises and promotions with their employers.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by 99thEnemy(m): 11:46am On Feb 15, 2021
freetheking:
If you mistakingly try this to any black man company your slavery will have no remedy.
grin
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by badonkadonk: 11:46am On Feb 15, 2021
onward4life:


What I normally do is that I avoid brands and or services of such slave mentality companies...

Yu will see some asking for 5 years experience with masters as an added advantage. Not more 28yrs as at the time of applying with 2nd class upper from a reputable institution...

Just to receive 65k a month....

Lolz.. I started my present job with all the aforementioned (MSc and work experience) with 60k, I worked 2yrs plus before they increased it to 78k.. Coupled with all manners of insult.. To the glory of God, I presently earn over 100k after 4years and about 10months of combining 3 or 4jobs to my present job description.

To wake up in the morning to go to work, no dey sweet me most times but I can't quit.. You go manage the one wey you get till you find better one.

I got tired of applying to jobs at some point because of their outrageous job requirements..

There was a job offer I saw requesting for a PhD holder of not more than 26yrs of age and 5yrs experience.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Akalia(m): 11:47am On Feb 15, 2021
Frip:
It's the same everywhere o. Everywhere


When I tell youths to come join my establishment to build a company, get respectable treatment and good Remuneration they refuse to hear word. How much would one say from let's say 60k a month doing all of this

Monthly expense alone 30k
give me your contact number (WhatsApp).
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Tonytonex(m): 11:48am On Feb 15, 2021
Floxytran:


Thank you very much. If you don't get the offer letter before you resign, how then are you sure you will get the offer after you resign. So in that case, if you are asked to go resign before they give the offer, that right there is your red flag number 1. Run o.

I didn't talk about minimum wage, so I guess I'll allow who did to respond to that.
So many brilliant people on this forum. Nairaland is very rich with so many intellectuals.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by PoliteActivist: 11:48am On Feb 15, 2021
Floxytran:


3. Use those days to resume and try out the new job and watch for the red flags. Usually within the first week of your resumption you would have known if you will stay or not.

I do have a question. Why is it called "resume". To resume is to go back to what you were already doing?
See below

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Funkybabee(f): 11:51am On Feb 15, 2021
there are some things that some humans have not understand in life.


you can't be bitter or frustrated about your current job while expecting something great to come forth.

you must accept and appreciate what you are collecting now for another bigger one to come your way.. that's lesson about change of position.


remember some people are looking for that your opportunity


is like someone been bitter about drinking garri while others are looking for it to survive, it will never never come your way if you have been frustrated, u must learn to appreciates and accept it with good heart for a bigger ones to come.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by BigDawsNet: 11:52am On Feb 15, 2021
Now you have to respect the contract and work for the next two years

We'll make it count
And grab a nice experience
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Originalsly: 11:58am On Feb 15, 2021
Floxytran:


Okay, I feel led to comment on this topic and give my advice. My advice is very simple and could help the next person that might make this same mistake. Here is my suggestion.
1. Get the offer letter from the new job and make sure you understand it very well, ask questions at every point if you are not clear then ask them to give you time to resign from your present job. Don't be desperate.
2. Since most of them will not be entiely open as in this case, don't resign from your current job rather take a leave from your annual leave, casual leave or any leave available, call in sick for 2 days if you like.
3. Use those days to resume and try out the new job and watch for the red flags. Usually within the first week of your resumption you would have known if you will stay or not.
4. If it's good, go back to resign properly even if it means you might forfeit some things, otherwise go back to your old job peacefully without notifying them.

I have a lot to say and I know there are different cases. I will be glad to help if anyone has further questions.


Very good advice. In countries where systems work..... before you even apply... you will know what the job requires.... and when given the begin date... that job is yours.... there are no surprise rules and conditions. In Nigeria... it is not so in general... so it is for you to protect your employment status. Forget about sending in resignation letter 30 days or whatever before. Like the above suggested..... go do your interviews.... tell your employer you are sick since most likely if you have keave... they will deny you... that you are showing signs of COVID-19 and will go do a test. Go begin your new job and after a week or so... if you like it... remain .... tell your former employer you don't know when you'll be back... then resign two weeks later. If you don't like the new job.... go take a COVID-19 test ... show up to resume work with your test results to let the boss know you are now COVID-19 free. Life goes on.

Forget any job that the employer wants to make sure you left your job.... that is a big red flag........ he wants you to be at his mercy .

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Salt06(m): 11:59am On Feb 15, 2021
Frip:
It's the same everywhere o. Everywhere


When I tell youths to come join my establishment to build a company, get respectable treatment and good Remuneration they refuse to hear word. How much would one say from let's say 60k a month doing all of this

Monthly expense alone 30k
Pls what's your establishment into?
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by onward4life(m): 12:01pm On Feb 15, 2021
badonkadonk:


Lolz.. I started my present job with all the aforementioned (MSc and work experience) with 60k, I worked 2yrs plus before they increased it to 78k.. Coupled with all manners of insult.. To the glory of God, I presently earn over 100k after 4years and about 10months of combining 3 or 4jobs to my present job description.

To wake up in the morning to go to work, no dey sweet me most times but I can't quit.. You go manage the one wey you get till you find better one.

I got tired of applying to jobs at some point because of their outrageous job requirements..

There was a job offer I saw requesting for a PhD holder of not more than 26yrs of age and 5yrs experience.

That word "outrageous requirements" gimme me Small shock ... It's now a norm...

It's so 2 much that it needs do be a department in higher institution sef..

I have been a sales all my work life

It got to a point in my life I wish stand at the bus stop and be thinking were to go and sell today...
I change shoe tire so they nearly gather sue me NHRC.

But am all past dat... One call.....


BRO TINK OFF BIZ ABEG...

Thanks...
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Ahasco(m): 12:02pm On Feb 15, 2021
FYI most of you, the guy isn't asking for advice as he has already made the mistake but just letting folks know, so they don't make same mistake.
what i will say is never allow the anger or frustration you face in any company make you take rash decision cos you will always land in a worse situation than you where, but rather let it build you so you can face any challenges in life. no matter how difficult it may loook.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Gbengageorge: 12:03pm On Feb 15, 2021
Thus is actually the Modus Operandi for job cross carpeting, Employment letter with full details, before resignation. If there is any breach you can take it up. Final.

Divinehealer:
Always sign a contract of employment before you resign from your job.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by onward4life(m): 12:04pm On Feb 15, 2021
fortune1968:
65k ? Sometimes , less than 50k . Haven't you heard of 45 k ?

I just they shame to mention mine.. because nairaland some ppo go dey mud house dey laff who dey eat breakfast in bed..

2010 with a leading electronics company in Nigeria.. Omo na 20k this month next month 15 or 25k....

Years of tears though!

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by yaki84: 12:09pm On Feb 15, 2021
Frip:
It's the same everywhere o. Everywhere


When I tell youths to come join my establishment to build a company, get respectable treatment and good Remuneration they refuse to hear word. How much would one say from let's say 60k a month doing all of this

Monthly expense alone 30k
What is your establishment all about?
Can a graduate of marine science be part of your workforce?

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by xxgig(m): 12:12pm On Feb 15, 2021
slimjohn2k5:
Hello guys I will like to advise us on job change
because I was so frustrated with my recent job, after going for interview with another it took them time to reach back and told me to resign from my current job to process my new job.
After resigning, 3days before I went to the new company I was called that I will be trained for 2yrs which was the second red flag.

The first red flag is that all the top officers of the company were women which I was uncomfortable with.

I got there yesterday to pick up work tool and all I saw was a turn off
1. IT guy asked me to turn on my data to set up the laptop they will give me
2. We will be working from home till Corona clears out. No power (Gen) support, I asked for data and the hr guy said I will reach out to Admin.
3. No pension, hmo, housing scheme, transportation, I was already boiling inside of me
4. He said I am resuming as a contract staff and they will make me full staff at their convenient time. That I just heard that day.
4. I will work one year before I am entitled to leave. I will be under supervision for 2yrs and cannot leave the company within that period
5. Most annoying part is that he said it is a Christian company I nearly slap the guy.

These and many other red flags I saw.

So guys do not resign from your previous job before taking another offer. If the new offer is not good enough turn it down and continue with the old job till a better one comes.

Who resigns from his job without having necessary and documented work conditions and package of a new job.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by onward4life(m): 12:13pm On Feb 15, 2021
harjay1986:


Nawa ooh even my company housekeeper that work on rotation of one week on and a week off go home with 70 and ssce be the requirement

My bro na so e be for some of us ...
This is actually making the younger generation jump into yawooo from the start...
Them no fit borrow transport go Lagos with tie do interview
For a job that would take yu out of ur base.... For coins....
How yu want take date modern day slay queen com marry untop am and rent flat...
Reason baby mama industry shud be legalized even traditionally...

As a sales man I handled 2 states for 60k.. in the recent past bro.. ..




"It's actually injustice, but not a crime"(Me)...

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Nobody: 12:18pm On Feb 15, 2021
fortune1968:
65k ? Sometimes , less than 50k . Haven't you heard of 45 k ?

cry cry
15k sef for some teachers in Benin city.
This is one reason I have been pursuing jobs outside this place.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by phazotron(m): 12:20pm On Feb 15, 2021
slimjohn2k5:
Hello guys I will like to advise us on job change
because I was so frustrated with my recent job, after going for interview with another it took them time to reach back and told me to resign from my current job to process my new job.
After resigning, 3days before I went to the new company I was called that I will be trained for 2yrs which was the second red flag.

The first red flag is that all the top officers of the company were women which I was uncomfortable with.

I got there yesterday to pick up work tool and all I saw was a turn off
1. IT guy asked me to turn on my data to set up the laptop they will give me
2. We will be working from home till Corona clears out. No power (Gen) support, I asked for data and the hr guy said I will reach out to Admin.
3. No pension, hmo, housing scheme, transportation, I was already boiling inside of me
4. He said I am resuming as a contract staff and they will make me full staff at their convenient time. That I just heard that day.
4. I will work one year before I am entitled to leave. I will be under supervision for 2yrs and cannot leave the company within that period
5. Most annoying part is that he said it is a Christian company I nearly slap the guy.

These and many other red flags I saw.

So guys do not resign from your previous job before taking another offer. If the new offer is not good enough turn it down and continue with the old job till a better one comes.


Truly the grass isn't greener on the other side.
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by OgThanos: 12:21pm On Feb 15, 2021
MansoryMX:
You carry gun kidnap! Bad ideal, Cancelled.

You do ritual, Bad Idea! God forbid.

You do ordinary yahoo and not plus, EFCC won’t allow you rest. Cancelled.

Okay now! You wan hustle legit by working for a company, they will pay you peanuts and use your entire life.

You decide to venture into Entrepreneurship! With which money?


Okay you decided to play sport betting, maybe your luck fit come from there. Egungun! That na express o!



Na Wetin una want youths to really do in this country to make a good and peaceful living? This country is really depressing. embarassed


My chest grin

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Nobody: 12:39pm On Feb 15, 2021
As an employer let me just tell you that if you want to make more than N100k a month go and do your own business.

This country is hard to operate in and you find obstructions at every point, from unknown taxes, to people raiding or even pulling down your offices and yes, bad and dishonest employees.

You can be as nice as you like but you are always evil to workers that have a disconnect from their reality of being in a third world country.

Instead of them to compare themselves and situations to other African countries or India at the most, they will be looking at the west.

Is our money the same? So how do you think private business can provide what even the government cannot.

If you have more sense get a civil service job and do other businesses to sustain you. That is the reality of a developing country not the fake life yahoo boys, and women prostituting themselves to government officials that are looting your money are showing you on social media.

The other thing that you can do is farming. That is why allowing politicians to turn tribes against each other is madness they are getting their money from Central bank you are getting yours from a peaceful country.

Those with ears will hear.

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Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by harjay1986: 12:42pm On Feb 15, 2021
jospepper:
please what's the name of your company?

Falck prime atlantic but now Prime Atlantic safety service
Re: Slavery In Our Labour Market by Karleb(m): 12:47pm On Feb 15, 2021
This is why some of us decided to learn how to code.

The wide array of options to choose from.

Imagine a country that pays $20/hr paying not upto $2/hr because they are in Nigeria.

Later they'll say Nigerian graduates are not employable. Rubbish!

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