Taraba State Is Working on the New Minimum Wage for Implementation ~ Kefas
The Governor of Taraba State, Dr. Agbu Kefas, has reaffirmed his commitment to implementing the new national minimum wage, stating that preparations are well underway. The Governor made this disclosure on Friday at the Government House in Jalingo, shortly after signing the 2024 supplementary budget into law.
Governor Kefas emphasized that the implementation of the new minimum wage is not an issue for debate. "It's not an issue. I have said that once the Federal Government approves it, I will implement it. Our workers deserve the best," he said. He further mentioned that the Office of the Head of Service, along with a dedicated committee, is actively working on the wage table to facilitate smooth implementation in the state.
During a press briefing following the event, the Governor highlighted that his administration has already initiated steps to implement the ₦70,000 new national minimum wage. He confirmed that the necessary arrangements are being finalized by the Office of the Head of Service, and once completed, the implementation will proceed without delay.
The Speaker of the Taraba State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. John Kizito Bonzena, also commented on the significance of the supplementary budget, stating that the House had given it accelerated consideration due to its critical importance to the state's development. He commended Governor Kefas for his passion and unwavering commitment to the progress of Taraba State.
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