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American President, Biden Raises Minimum Wage To $15/N6,750 Per Hour

American President, Biden Raises Minimum Wage To $15/N6,750 Per Hour Biden made the announcement on Tuesday on his Twitter handle to notify all workers residing in the United State of the development. by SaharaReporters, New York Apr 28, 2021 The President of the United States, Joe Biden, has increased the minimum wage of those working on federal contracts to $15 per hour which corresponds with N6,750 at the parallel market exchange rate of N450 per dollar. Biden made the announcement on Tuesday on his Twitter handle to notify all workers residing in the United State of the development. Joe Biden Reuters In Nigeria, the minimum wage per month is N30,000 which equals $66 in the face of economic hardship, therefore, perpetuating paucity among the people as food prices and other essentials daily rise in the country.

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Aberdeen ice cream shop denies exploiting young people for free labour amid trial shifts row

Updated: April 22, 2021, 5:34 pm © Supplied by Denitsa Andonova Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Aberdeen dessert shop has announced it will start paying aspiring workers for trial shifts after being accused of exploiting young people desperate for jobs by making them try out for free. A storm ensued online after Josh Aaron-Mennie, a senior activist with the SNP who is currently on the party’s election list, suggested Crolla’s Gelateria had brought workers in on a trial basis as a means of securing cheap labour.

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Why civil servants in Lagos, Ebonyi, Kano, others shouldn t earn same salary – Muhammad, Rep who sponsored controversial wage bill

Why civil servants in Lagos, Ebonyi, Kano, others shouldn t earn same salary – Muhammad, Rep who sponsored controversial wage bill
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House Refuses Labour s Quest to Drop Minimum Wage Decentralisation Bill

By Adedayo Akinwale and Udora Orizu The organised labour yesterday failed to persuade the House of Representatives to discontinue the consideration of a bill seeking to decentralise minimum wage negotiation. The two parties, after a meeting in Abuja, failed to reach a consensus on the way forward on the bill which last week made the organised labour to march on the National Assembly and state legislatures to pressure lawmakers to kill the bill. The bill, sponsored by Hon. Garba Muhammad, seeks to amend Item 34 of the Exclusive Legislative List, which places the subject of prescribing the national minimum wage within the exclusive legislative competence of the National Assembly by virtue of Section 4(2) and (3) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended).

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