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NEW MINIMUM WAGE: We Are Close To Acceptable Agreement With Labour Unions-Kwara Govt

The Chairman of the Kwara State Minimum Wage Negotiating Committee and State Head of Service, Mrs. Susan Modupe Oluwole has said that the State Government is striving hard at reaching an acceptable agreement with the leadership of the Labour Unions on the implementation of the new minimum wage for the State Civil Servants.

 

This was contained in a statement signed personally by her over the weekend.

 

According to her , the state government is working toward ensuring acceptable living wage for its workforce that is also sustainable in order not to fall into the unfortunate ditch.

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” I must say with all emphasis, that there were series of meetings between Government and the representatives of the Labour Unions since the commencement of the operation of the New Minimum Wage Committee.

 

” I hereby applaud the leadership of the State Labour movement for the maturity displayed so far.

 

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” I also wish to add that the State Government is working on what will be an acceptable living wage for its workforce that is also sustainable in order not to fall into the unfortunate ditch some States currently find themselves in the payment of the new wage.

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She noted that the Government also submitted a working table to the Unions for their perusal and affirmation, they are currently deliberating on it.

 

“It is for this reason, we are patiently awaiting the outcome of the first meeting of the Federal Account and Allocation Committee (FAAC), to have a clearer idea of what obtains in the 2021 Budget.

 

” Again, I appreciate the patience and understanding of the Labour Leaders and their members and pray this will be sustained “ Modupe Oluwole stated.

 

 

By Grace Tunji

 

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