NewsImo Approves N70,000 Minimum Wage, Commits To 13th Month Salary

Imo Approves N70,000 Minimum Wage, Commits To 13th Month Salary

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By Suleiman Anyalewechi

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Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State has approved the payment of the N70 new minimum to the State Civil Servants.

This is even as he  announced the financial reflection of all promotions recently earned by workers in the State.

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Those on Consolidated salary structures have been awarded a ten percent salary increase according to him.

The Governor, who revealed this  on his official site, on Tuesday November, 26 2024, expressed the commitment of his administration to the improvement of the  general welfare of Imo state workers, as well as pensioners.

He informed that his Government, in addition to the implementation of the new minimum wage, will still remain faithful to the payment of the 13th month salary.

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Similarly, Governor Uzodinma said  that machineries have been put in place for pensioners to enroll into the State Healthcare Services Scheme

He stated  that the State is set to commence the payments of gratuities to the next batch of beneficiaries .

“Our commitment as a Government to the welfare of Imo workers and pensioners remains a sacred obligation ,and we have exemplified this once more with the approval for the implementation of the national minimum wage of N70,000 for Imo state workers.

“This decision, a product of extensive consultations with Labour leaders in the state, underscores our dedication to fostering improved living conditions of our workforce .

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“In addition, we have approved a 10% increment for those on Consolidated salary structures, ensuring equitable enhancements across all cadres .

“Beyond the minimum wage implementation we have taken further steps to ensure comprehensive welfare for our workers.

“These include the financial reflection of promotions recently earned by employees and  the sustenance of the regular 13th month salary payment”, Governor Uzodinma wrote.


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