COVID-19: FAAN cuts workers’ salaries

COVID-19: FAAN cuts workers’ salaries

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria said it might not be able to pay full staff salaries as from May 2020 until there was an improvement in the

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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria said it might not be able to pay full staff salaries as from May 2020 until there was an improvement in the current economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. It, however, noted that as soon as the authority’s revenue situation improved, the balance would be paid.

FAAN disclosed this in an internal memo addressed to all employees of the firm, as it stressed that the measure was to ensure the survival of the organisation. The memo read in part, “This is to notify all staff that due to the dwindling revenue generation amidst COVID-19 pandemic, management may not be able to pay full salary to staff as from May 2020. However, as soon as the revenue situation improves, the balance will be paid.”