![]() And never again should not be entertained,” he said. For six months users currently will have to pay 86.95 (compared to 71.71), and for twelve months the subscription cost will be 149.9 (compared to 131.4). He added that it is unheard of in the history of this country. The monthly Omega subscription will rise from 14.95 to 19.99, and the three-month subscription will jump from 38.85 to 47.98. He further said that it was legal for NLC to demand an apology from the IG of police for arresting or even contemplating arresting the president of the NURTW on the eve of the union’s election. “If they do that, the Ministry of Labour will go into extinction and there will be no basis for the Minister of Labour to remain there,”he added. I think there is a need for the Ministry of Labour to educate the police to tell them that they don’t have the right to usurp its functions. “It is not within the purview of the IG to go into that area. Subscription Fee Price increase by 33 - what a JOKE prepare to pay 20 for ur 1 month omega starting next month milking this sinking ship even harder what a f-ing joke this has become < 1 2 3 4 5 6. ”The duty of the ministry of labour includes addressing the issue of both inter and intra union disputes. “The Nigerian police, the IG, is now performing the duties of the Ministry of Labour,” he said. He said the Inspector-General of Police’s detaining of the officers of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) was unlawful. If we go for a wage increase tomorrow, the inflation that will follow suit will destroy it,”he said. “I think these are the issues the Government should address. “But inflation is flying, and by the admittance of the National Bureau of Statistics, we have over 133 million Nigerians that are multi dimensionally poor. “If Naira is at par with the dollar today, we will ask you to leave the minimum wage at N30,000.If inflation is checked to zero, we will ask you to leave things the way they are. “If you check those policies that lead to inflation and devaluation of the currency, we will be comfortable even where we are. The NLC president however, appealed to the Federal Government to ensure that theⁿ anti-workers policies are checked. “If we have not addressed the consequences of the last two increases of fuel pump price, we would have woken up from sleep to hear that they have tampered with the fuel pump price again,” he said. “ As we are here now, they are contemplating on increasing the pump price of petroleum products but let me say this, Nigeria workers will not give any strike notice. In this respect I’ve already met real life examples of people that are packing away their ingame stuff to highsec and arranging to hibernate their accounts because they can’t find the cash to pay for it.Ajaero said that negotiations with the Federal Government were still ongoing and the palliatives to cushion the effect of the removal subsidy were yet to be put in place first.Ījaero, while reacting to the advice of the Registrar of Trade Unions of their responsibilities of protecting the interest of workers and Nigerians, urged the government to change the anti-poor and anti-workers policies.Īccording to him, the government must change those bad economic policies that make our wages next to nothing. ![]() People are really struggling financially and those players that “just about” justified paying for Eve as a tool for keeping them sane may find themselves quitting whether they want to or not simply because the price increase shut them down. My point is simply that this price adjustment could have waited until the situation is the UK and other affected areas had stabilised. It may not have been CCP’s fault that the economy is the UK is crashing but it isn’t the fault of the people either, the government (most of which I would wager have no idea about gamers ^^) is solely responsible for that. The threats are forgotten, the “quitters” never actually quit and it all just wanders off into the ether. What normally happens when CCP nerfs something is that the people rage, posts get made on the forums, threats to quit are made etc etc, and then very little of any of that actually happens. Both good points that I can’t refute under normal circumstances, however 2020 has hardly been a good example of normal. ![]()
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