…Tinubu reiterates commitment to easing cost of living …As unions express growing frustration over fuel hikes By Sodiq Adelakun In a significant move aimed at alleviating the cost of living for Nigerian workers, the government of President Bola Tinubu on…
…To support Labour with 36 CNG buses to ease workers’ cost of living …We can’t pay N70,000 without Govt support – Private sector By Sodiq Adelakun The Federal Government and labour unions have reached an agreement on a new minimum…
…As Labour insists on N250,000 …I’m committed to a realistic minimum wage – Tinubu By Matthew Denis There was anxiety among Nigerians on the expected outcome of the meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Organised labour Unions, however it…
…Consultations key as Tinubu reviews minimum wage recommendations — Mohammed Idris By Matthew Denis The wait for a new minimum wage continues as the FEC put off consideration of the memo, failing to address labour’s demand for a N250,000 minimum wage.…
…Rivers people are tired of bloodletting — Protest leader By Barth Ndubuwah, Port Harcourt Protesters believed to be sponsored by the outgone council chairmen loyal to the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike have defied series of warnings from the Nigerian Police,…
By Otuedon Vincent There is no doubt Nigeria as a country is going through one of its toughest times economically. In the midst of the harsh economic realities, the government has increased the cost of governance and labour has also…
…No agreement reached — Labour faults presidency …Accept our offer to avoid job losses — FG appeals to labour By Sodiq Adelakun Organised Labour has dismissed President Bola Tinubu’s assertion that a deal has been reached on a new national…
…Says further strike action depends on Tinubu’s decision By Opeyemi Abdulsalam The Organised Labour has rejected the N62,000 offer by the federal government and proposals by some individuals and economists of N100,000. Recall that the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and…
The Nigeria Labour Congress has ruled out strike action scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, to demand a new national minimum wage. The NLC President, Joe Ajaero, made this known on Monday during the ongoing International Labour Conference taking place in Geneva,…
The Organised Labour has rejected the ₦62,000 offer by the federal government and proposals by some individuals and economists of ₦100,000. The unions also said the one-week grace period given to the Federal Government last Tuesday, June 4, 2024, would…
