Salary structure of National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC)
The National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC) is an institution established by the Nigerian government to oversee the payment structure of workers in the country.
The NSIWC plays a crucial role in ensuring that fair and equitable compensation is provided to employees across different sectors and industries.
Here are the salary structure base on the level
01 14,733.44
02 15,974.34
03 17,160.83
04 18,825.25
05 21,517.52
06 26,226.91
07 35,907.58
08 45,107.75
09 53,187.66
10 61,921.94
12 69,640.32
13 76,464.16
14 83,813.21
15 113,729.10
16 141,813.20
17 173,108.71
FAQs
What is the NSIWC?
The National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission is a Nigerian government institution that oversees the payment structure and compensation of workers in different sectors.
How can I become a staff member of the NSIWC?
To become a staff member of the NSIWC, applicants must meet certain qualifications and go through a rigorous recruitment process.
This includes having the necessary educational qualifications, work experience, and passing interviews and other assessments.
