The Nigeria Labour Congress in Bayelsa on Thursday applauded the Federal Government for the boarder closure, saying the policy was yielding positive results in various local products, especially rice.
Browsing: John Ndiomu
The Nigeria Labour Congress, Bayelsa chapter, has sought God’s face for all authorities concern to ensure speedy implementation of the N30, 000 minimum wage for workers in the country.
Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa has reiterated the resolve of his administration to pay the N30,000 new minimum Wage to the civil servants.
The Bayelsa chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress says its struggles have yielded significant improvement on the well-being of workers in the state within the past four years.
The Nigeria Labour Congress says the new minimum wage was the best gift from the government, urging state governors to support policies aimed at improving workers well-being.
The Organised Labour in Bayelsa has commended the approval of N30,000 minimum wage for federal workers and N27,000 for the states by the National Council of State.
Dickson in a radio broadcast attributed the state’s inability to offset salary arrears it earlier promised to the recall.
The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that Governor Seriake Dickson of the state, had on January 2018, explained that the outstanding salary arrears were the balance of half salaries he paid during the recession in 2016.
Chairman of the congress’ chapter in Bayelsa, John Ndiomu, made the remarks in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Yenagoa, and urged politicians to play politics by the rules, especially by constitutional provisions.
But the unions have kicked against the action and urged the government to rescind its decision
The state Chairman, John Ndiomu, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday.
NAN reports that the Higher Education Students’ Loan and Education Development Trust Fund Law, makes it mandatory for worker in public and private sector to contribute to the fund
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the law was signed to take effect on Wednesday by Governor Seriake Dickson in Yenagoa