‘COVID-19: 83% of businesses to slash salaries, cut jobs’ – Daily Trust

‘COVID-19: 83% of businesses to slash salaries, cut jobs’

The President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce , Mrs. Toki Mabogunje has hinted that about 83% of business owners in the country are planning to reduce workers’ salaries, downsize workforce or adopt both cost-cutting measures to sustain their operations.

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