Why governors flout minimum wage law – NLC
Chris Onyeka, the assistant general secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), claims that many state governors disobey the Minimum Wage Act because they do not respect the law’s authority.
Read MoreChris Onyeka, the assistant general secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), claims that many state governors disobey the Minimum Wage Act because they do not respect the law’s authority.
Read MorePresident Bola Tinubu has been instructed by Organised Labour not to submit any new minimum wage figures to the National Assembly without first consulting them. Additionally, they made it plain
Read MoreThe Organised Labour has said it will not recognise a minimum pay of N62,000 or N100,000 for Nigerian labourers as a “starvation wage.” At Friday’s most recent Tripartite Committee on Minimum
Read MoreThe federal government’s new national minimum salary is now N62,000 instead of N60,000. Organised labour did this following their reduction in demand from N494,000 to N250,000. The Tripartite Committee on
Read MoreThe N60,000 minimum salary the federal government had proposed has been rejected by the governors of the 36 states that comprise the Federation. The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) Director of
Read MoreLeaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress have agreed with the Federal Government to halt the indefinite strike, which came about 24 hours after workers severely damaged
Read MoreOby Ezekwesili, a former minister of education, has urged President Bola Tinubu and the leaders of the National Assembly not to intimidate or threaten labour leaders. Ezekwesili also advised Tinubu
Read MoreRegarding the minimum wage dispute, the Federal Government and Organised Labour inked an agreement on Monday night. The agreement was signed following a lengthy discussion mediated by Senator George Akume,
Read MoreThe Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) launched a continuing strike on Monday, and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has joined them. After the federal
Read MoreIn Jos, the capital of Plateau State, some Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) members who were enforcing the ongoing indefinite strike were attacked by hoodlums. The NLC and the Trade Union
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