Adeleke says Osun is committed to workers’ welfare and minimum wage
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has highlighted his administration’s commitment to implementing the approved national minimum wage. Speaking at an event in Osogbo, he emphasized the importance of workers’ welfare and outlined measures taken to support both employees and retirees. Adeleke noted that his government ensures prompt salary payments, regular pensions, and has invested in key sectors to boost economic growth. The governor also praised the Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council for selecting Osun as the host for their retreat.
What we know
- Ademola Adeleke stated that Osun is among the few states implementing the approved national minimum wage, including consequential adjustments for eligible workers.
- The administration has prioritized workers’ welfare by providing a work-friendly environment and ensuring regular and prompt payment of salaries.
- Efforts are ongoing to clear outstanding liabilities and pension arrears for retirees, with monthly pensions paid regularly.
- The government has consistently approved promotions and career progression opportunities for public servants.
- Investments have been made in infrastructure, healthcare, education, agriculture, and local economic development to improve quality of life and create jobs.
