Labour Rejects Nigerian Govt’s N62,000 Minimum Wage, Demand N250,000
Organised labour has rejected N62,000 offered by the Nigerian government and Organise Private Sector as minimum wage and instead, proposed N250,000.
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Nationwide Strike: Is Labour Serious This Time?
After more than nine years of lame duck threats, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) have finally made good their threat to embark on a nation-wide strike from June 3. Years of disagreement and internal
Labour Begins Indefinite Strike Monday Over Minimum Wage, Electricity Tariff Hike
Organised labour in Nigeria has announced its decision to embark on an indefinite nationwide strike beginning from Monday, June 3, over failure of the Federal Government to conclude negotiations on a new minimum wage and reverse the hike in electricity tariff for
Ajero Brutal Treatment: NLC, TUC Declare Nationwide Strike
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) have resolved to embark on an indefinite nationwide strike beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, 14 November. This was announced at a joint press conference of the Labour unions on Monday. Addressing newsmen, after a
Group Urges Govt To Embrace Organised Labour As Partners For Progress
The Big Tent coalition for Obi-Datti campaign has restated the need for governments at all levels to adopt a productive philosophy towards organised labour through concrete recognition of labour as partners for progress.
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