Enugu Governor Inaugurates Committee for New National Minimum Wage Implementation

In a move to fulfill his administration’s commitment to the welfare of public sector employees, the Governor of Enugu State today inaugurated a committee tasked with implementing the new National Minimum Wage for civil and public servants in the state.

The establishment of this committee is seen as a significant step towards ensuring that workers across the state are both motivated and adequately compensated, aligning with the Governor’s pledge to prioritize the well-being of the state’s workforce.

The newly formed committee includes key stakeholders from both government bodies and labor unions. They have been given a one-month deadline to deliver a comprehensive report that will guide the prompt implementation of the wage increase. The Governor emphasized the importance of broad consultations, urging the committee to create a plan that reflects a shared vision for a more productive and satisfied public service.

“Our goal is to foster an environment where every worker feels valued and motivated to contribute towards achieving the ambitious targets we’ve set for Enugu State,” the Governor stated.

The Governor expressed confidence that the committee would not only meet its mandate but set a new benchmark for labor relations in the state.

“Tomorrow is here,” he added, signaling the administration’s readiness to continue advancing the welfare of its workforce and fulfilling its promises to the people of Enugu State.