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PRIVATE SECTOR TO INCREASE MINIMUM WAGE TO $60,000 -LABOUR MINISTER TO CONVENE FINAL MEETING SOON

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The Private Sector Commission and its members have unanimously agreed for the Private Sector minimum wage to be increased to $60,000. It is expected that following the conclusion of a meeting with
representatives from the Ministry of Labour, the subject Minister will formalise the increase. Temika Rodney has this story

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