Showing posts with label new minimum wage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new minimum wage. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Political Quote of the Week
“There is enough money in the Fedeation Accounts for the state governors to pay the new minimum wage without passing the burden to the masses.”
~ Engr. Hamman A.Tukur, mni, OFR, former Chairman of the Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal Allocation Commission (RMFAC), Page 4, The Guardian, Monday June 27, 2011.
Monday, July 12, 2010
This New Minimum Wage of N17, 000 is Nonsense
Nigerian low income earners deserve more pay
Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has been negotiating for N52000 minimum wage which is reasonable and realistic in view of the present state of the economy. But what the Federal Government of Nigeria decided to pay is a paltry N17, 000.
This new minimum wage of N17, 000 IS NONSENSE.
N17, 000 is not even up to a living wage for any adult low income worker anywhere in Nigeria.
The cost of living in Lagos for the poorest of the poor is about N1, 000 daily and that is only for a single adult without any family.
How can families working in low-wage jobs earning only N17, 000 monthly make ends meet?
N17, 000 is not even enough to feed one Alsatian Dog in a Nigerian senator's residence.
I support the demands of the Nigerian Labour Congress.
~ Orikinla Osinachi
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Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has been negotiating for N52000 minimum wage which is reasonable and realistic in view of the present state of the economy. But what the Federal Government of Nigeria decided to pay is a paltry N17, 000.
This new minimum wage of N17, 000 IS NONSENSE.
N17, 000 is not even up to a living wage for any adult low income worker anywhere in Nigeria.
The cost of living in Lagos for the poorest of the poor is about N1, 000 daily and that is only for a single adult without any family.
How can families working in low-wage jobs earning only N17, 000 monthly make ends meet?
N17, 000 is not even enough to feed one Alsatian Dog in a Nigerian senator's residence.
I support the demands of the Nigerian Labour Congress.
~ Orikinla Osinachi
Hot Topics
MOVIE ON OPRAH WINFREY BEING MADE BASED ON BESTSELLING BIOGRAPHY BY KITTY KELLEY
Deloitte Poll: Nearly Half of Executives Say Complexity is Biggest Risk Challenge
CEO Confidence Holds Steady, The Conference Board Reports
A Brand New Day: The YMCA Unveils New Brand Strategy to Further Community Impact
Hewitt Associates, Inc. to Merge with Aon Corporation
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