Punch Newspapers
Sections
Published 8 May 2021
Nurses in Ondo State on Friday rejected payment of 60 per cent of their February salaries in May, asking Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to pay them fully.
The Ondo State government paid the nurses 70 per cent of their salaries in December 2020 and paid the balance of 30 per cent alongside their January 2021 salaries in March.
Partial payment of salaries in Ondo State is not peculiar to nurses and midwives as teachers had also been getting partial payment of salaries since as far back as eight months ago.
At his inauguration for a second term on February 23, Akeredolu swore to always put workers’ welfare on the front burner.
Ondo nurses reject part-payment of February salaries in May
The government paid the nurses 70 per cent of their salaries in December 2020 and paid the balance of 30 per cent alongside their January 2021 salaries in March.
ADVERTISEMENT
Nurses in Ondo State on Friday rejected the payment of 60 per cent of their February salaries in May asking Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to pay them fully.
The Ondo State government paid the nurses 70 per cent of their salaries in December 2020 and paid the balance of 30 per cent alongside their January 2021 salaries in March.
Percentage payment of salaries in Ondo State is not peculiar to nurses and midwives as teachers had been getting percentage payment of salaries for as far back as eight months.
Ondo State nurses reject payment of 60% of February salaries in May
On
Kindly Share This Story:
Nurses in Ondo State on Friday rejected payment of 60 per cent of their February salaries in May asking Gov. Rotimi Akeredolu to pay them fully.
The Ondo State government paid the nurses 70 per cent of their salaries in December 2020 and paid the balance of 30 per cent alongside their January 2021 salaries in March.
Percentage payment of salaries in Ondo State is not peculiar to nurses and midwives as teachers had been getting percentage payment of salaries for as far back as eight months.
At his inauguration for a second term on Feb. 23, Gov. Akeredolu swore to always put workers’ welfare on the front burner.