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MINIMUM WAGE IMPLEMENTATION: LABOUR TO REVIEW STATE’S COMPLIANCE
The Organised labour SAYS it would soon take a
decision on a date it would meet to review the
minimum wage negotiation between state government
and workers across Nigeria.
you will recall that no fewer than 15 states had
yet to conclude negotiations on the new minimum
wage of N30,000 two days after the deadline of
December 31, 2019, which labour gave governors
to sign agreements with their workers.
Investigations had also shown that Ekiti, Cross River,
Benue, Gombe, Osun, Sokoto, Oyo, Niger, Ogun, Enugu,
Bayelsa, Rivers, Kwara, Taraba and Anambra states
had not agreed on consequential adjustments of
salaries.
It was also gathered that while Lagos, Kaduna, Bauchi,
Kastina and Borno states had agreed to pay the new
minimum wage, other states started negotiations
few days to the end of the deadline.
The new wage structure was signed into law by President
Muhammadu Buhari, on April 18, 2019, while both the
Federal Government and the organised labour agreed on
consequential adjustments on October 18, 2019, after a
lengthy negotiation.
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS: LASG RESCUE PRE-MATURE BABY, PERFORM BLOOD TRANSFUSSION
The Lagos State Government has rescued a 14-day-old
baby girl after her parents refused to allow her
have blood transfusion, citing religious beliefs.
The state government, through the Office of the
Public Defender, was said to have applied for a
court order under the Child Rights Law.
After a clash with members of the Jehovah Witness
who had mobilised to resist the rescue of the baby,
the little girl was eventually taken to the hospital
where the blood transfusion was done.
The Head of Public Affairs, OPD, Mahmud Hassan,
WHO confirmed the incident in a statement on
Monday noted that the child was born prematurely
at a private hospitalin Surulere to the family of
one Emmanuel Onokpise of Abata Close, Orile-Iganmu.
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