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Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State, has announced the approval of N70,000 new minimum wage for state workers.
Confirming this on his verified X account @Hope-Uzodimma1 on Tuesday, the Governor noted that he remains committed to the welfare of Imo Workers and Pensioners.
He said, “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.”
Governor Uzodimma stated that the decision, which follows extensive consultations with labour leaders, aims to enhance the welfare of workers and pensioners across the state.
“This decision, a product of extensive consultations with Labour leaders in the State, underscores our dedication to fostering improved living conditions for our workforce. 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.
Parallel to these efforts, we have finalized measures to enroll Imo pensioners into the State Healthcare Services Scheme, ensuring access to quality medical care at no cost. Furthermore, we are commencing gratuity payments for the next batch of beneficiaries, affirming our commitment to retirees,” he added.
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