Imo State Governor Implements N104,000 Minimum Wage, Boosts Worker Welfare
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has initiated the payment of a new minimum wage of N104,000 to civil servants, sparking jubilation among workers. The move is part of the state's commitment to improving worker welfare and stimulating economic growth.
The new wage policy is aimed at strengthening the state and enhancing the well-being of civil servants. Imo State now leads in paying the national minimum wage across the country.
The government also settled pension and gratuity issues dating back to 1996 and enforced a tenure policy for retiring directors and permanent secretaries. This development is expected to boost morale and productivity among workers in Imo State.
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