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Shipping company backtracks, agrees to pay N200,000 minimum wage

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Shipping company backtracks, agrees to pay N200,000 minimum wage

Findings have revealed that Messrs. Hull-Blyth Nigeria Limited, the shipping company that initially refused to accept a N200,000 minimum wage agreement mid-wifed by the Federal Government between the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) and the Shipping, Shipping Agencies, Clearing and Forwarding Employers Association (SSACFEA), has finally agreed to the terms of that agreement. Recall […]

Shipping company backtracks, agrees to pay N200,000 minimum wage
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