The Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in Gombe State, Yusuf Aish, has called for the full implementation of the N30,000 minimum wage. Aish made these remarks during an interview with journalists during the May Day celebration with the theme 'People First,' held at the Pantami Stadium.
The Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress in Gombe State, Yusuf Aish, has called for the full implementation of the N30,000 minimum wage . Aish made these remarks during an interview with journalists during the May Day celebration with the theme 'People First,' held at the Pantami Stadium. He pointed out that the N30,000 minimum wage has not been fully implemented across Gombe State and urged for its balance and complete enforcement.
“We also agreed that tax should be waived for a period until the government can implement across board. As of now, we are paying the old tax because the government has not implemented 100 per cent as agreed. “The local government services haven’t done anything in terms of minimum wage. At the time of discussing minimum wage there was a serious vacuum.
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