Osun State workers embark on strike over modulated salary payment


Osun State workers on Wednesday began an earlier announced indefinite strike over ‘Modulated Salary Scheme’.

 

The Osun State government explains on its website that “Modulated Salary structure refers to the payment of salaries on the basis of what (money) is available. Full salary to workers in Grade Levels (GL) 1-7 and at least half or more to those on levels from 8 and above.

The workers, in their large numbers, were sighted early Wednesday morning at the entrance of the government secretariat, located at Abere, the Daily Post reports. All entrances to the States’s secretariat were also said to be locked.

An aggrieved staff reportedly told Daily Post that the modulated salary scheme has resulted in their salaries being deducted and that the workers are only fighting for their rights.

He says: “Our condition is critical and this should not be allowed to continue. We are out to compel the government to be sensitive for once, and give us what is due to us.

We are surprised that despite getting three tranches of bailout funds, this government of Osun still continue to pay modulated salaries to us, this is insensitivity at the highest level.

The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in Osun State had on Friday, December 22 directed its members to embark on an indefinite strike starting from Wednesday, December 27, to press home their demands for full salary payment.

Meanwhile, the Governor of the state, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, had over the weekend in Osogbo appealed to the workers to be patient, saying ”the financial crisis that forced the state government to the payment of modulated salary to its workers would be over by the end of March, 2018?.

 

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  10. Just last week the Osun state Government declared free train service,
    and now they cant pay the workers at the agreed time

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  11. I try as much as possible to look things from both perspectives,
    it is so unfair on the part of the workers.
    how about the workers only work when they feel like
    okay, better let the civil servants start “MODULATED WORKERS SCHEME”
    and work only when the salary is availaible

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  12. i wondering if i wasd part of the workers if i wint join the strike i will join since i know if they pay the salaries they will pay our stike or no strike

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    • What are you saying? “Striking” will not do JACK! Futile futility is what I call it. If the workers want to drive their point home,then they have to be a lot more FORCEFUL.

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  13. This issue of not paying civil servants is really getting out of hand….do the government expect them to go about stealing in order to feed their families

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  14. Too my own opinion i can’t say, because whether the fault is from the president or government, i don’t know, all i know is that the strike should be called off.

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  15. I think the federal government should do something about this and make strike to go away because I don’t like hearing about strike it breaks my heart always.

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  16. Civil Servants…..servants indeed! buh all these government are wicked and tyranic. what do you want make these peoples to feed themselves and their family with?

    Did I hear some workers union rooting for a politician from whichever party promising to payback the earned but grabbed salaries? The modulated salary is a smart way of reducing the State wage bill and by default work force-forever – mark my words! No politician wants to go back to days when he has to go a borrowing from the banks to pay salaries!

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