National Salaries, Wages and Income Commission (NSWIC)

The National Salaries, Wages and Income Commission (NSWIC) is the federal agency responsible for advising the government on matters relating to wages, salaries, and income in both the public and private sectors. It plays a crucial role in ensuring fair and equitable compensation across Nigeria's workforce while maintaining fiscal sustainability.

The commission's work is essential for maintaining industrial harmony, promoting productivity, and ensuring that compensation structures align with national economic objectives.

Core Functions and Responsibilities:

• Advising the federal government on matters relating to wages, salaries, and income in both public and private sectors.
• Developing and reviewing wage structures and compensation policies for public sector employees.
• Conducting periodic reviews of minimum wage and making recommendations for adjustments.
• Monitoring and analyzing wage trends and labor market conditions across different sectors.
• Providing technical support to state governments and private sector organizations on compensation matters.
• Ensuring compliance with wage-related laws and regulations.
• Facilitating dialogue between employers and employees on compensation issues.

The dashboard below provides detailed insights into the commission's budget allocation, expenditure patterns, and key performance indicators related to salaries, wages, and income. This data visualization helps track the NSWIC's efforts in establishing fair compensation standards and promoting economic well-being in Nigeria.