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NPC Releases Salary Schedule for Ad-hoc Staff Ahead of National Census

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The National Population Commission (NPC) has released the salary schedule for its ad-hoc staff in preparation for the upcoming national census. The census, which aims to count the Nigerian population across all states and local governments within the country, is expected to commence soon.

The NPC has officially announced the schedule to all temporary staff involved in the census process. Below is the salary breakdown for various ad-hoc positions:

  • Enumerator: ₦100,000 – ₦220,000
  • Supervisor: ₦130,000 – ₦230,000
  • Monitoring & Evaluation Officers: ₦150,000 – ₦300,000
  • Facilitators: ₦150,000 – ₦300,000
  • Assurance Assistants/Rovers: ₦130,000 – ₦280,000

FAQs

What is the salary structure for NPC ad-hoc staff?

The National Population Commission (NPC) has released a detailed salary schedule for ad-hoc staff involved in the upcoming national census. The compensation varies based on the role and responsibilities. Enumerators, supervisors, and coordinators will each receive different pay rates, with enumerators receiving the base rate, supervisors receiving a higher rate, and coordinators receiving the highest pay.

How will the salaries be disbursed to the ad-hoc staff?

Salaries for NPC ad-hoc staff will be disbursed through bank transfers to the accounts provided during the application process. The payments are scheduled to be made in two installments: one at the commencement of the training and another upon completion of the census duties.

Are there any additional allowances or benefits for NPC ad-hoc staff?

Yes, NPC ad-hoc staff are entitled to additional allowances and benefits. These include transportation allowances, meal allowances, and other incidentals. The specific amount and type of allowances depend on the role and the location where the staff are deployed.

What should I do if there is an issue with my salary payment?

If you encounter any issues with your salary payment, such as delays or discrepancies, you should immediately contact the NPC helpline or visit the nearest NPC office. Ensure you have all relevant documents, such as your appointment letter and bank details, to facilitate the resolution process.

Best of luck to all staff participating in the census.

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