NLC condemns another hike in electricity
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has condemned another hike in the electricity tariff instead of a reversal as promised by the Federal Government. Mr Joe Ajaero, NLC President, said this on Thursday
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Fresh hike in Band A electricity tariff will kill businesses, says NLC
• Senate probes $5.79b Mambilla power project contract Additional tariff on electricity for Band A customers will kill businesses, especially as Nigerians endure excruciating hike in prices of food items and general services,
Labour tasks Tinubu on speedy passage of minimum wage proposal to N’Assembly
Organised labour has urged President Bola Tinubu to expedite action on the speedy passage of the new National Minimum Wage proposal to the National Assembly. Labour equally urged him to engage with
Herbalist union joins Labour
President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, has called for serious exploration of herbal medicine in Nigeria and its integration into the country’s mainstream health system to boost access to
Minimum wage: Private sector insists on N62,000 as Tinubu consults govs, others
• New wage may emerge in August, says Osifo • Figure above N62,000 will lead to litigations, job losses, NECA warns • Catholic bishops urge parties to dialogue, be realistic in negotiations
‘Why govs may stall new wage at state level’
• NLC, TUC to unveil enforcement strategies after negotiations • Kogi seeks removal from list of states not paying N30, 000 minimum wage • Labour must put pressure on governors, Adeyemi insists The
Market realities peg ideal minimum pay for Nigerian workers at N104,400
• Tinubu’s team considering N69,000 as negotiation nears closure • Governors push for average of N52,000 • Consideration of prices of essential items pushes appropriate wage peg to near N200,000 • Yusuf: Time to decentralise wage floor, emphasis
NLC rejects Aji’s stance on minimum wage, Senate leader seeks truce on FG’s offerÂ
.SERAP threatens legal action if Tinubu sends ‘woeful bill’ to N’Assembly New shots were fired in the lingering battle for a new minimum wage, yesterday, as the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) rejected the
Labour to demand minimum wage arrears as govs, employers meet Tinubu
Workers will get arrears of their salaries from April 18, 2024 when the minimum wage law expires in the country, irrespective of when
Limit of collective bargaining and higher principles
As I was saying…From experiences of the aftermath of every struggle, the gains turn out to be illusions. The worker comes out worse in the end and, indeed, the general populace who
Labour insists on N250,000 as state govs earn N6.71 trillion in one year
The organised labour has again insisted it will not back down on its demand for a N250,000 national minimum wa