Tinubu’s Govt Agrees To Pay Minimum Wage Of Over N60,000
President Bola Tinubu-led Federal Government has agreed to pay an amount higher than N60,000 as minimum wage to Nigerian workers.
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Minimum Wage Increase: Prepare To Deal with Inflation, Economist Tells FG
Chief Economist and Senior Partner at SPM Professionals, Dr Paul Alaje, has stated that given the present economic realities in Nigeria, workers deserve an increase of their minimum wage but the government should also prepare to deal with inflationary
Nationwide Strike: Nigerian Govt Again Begs Organised Labour
The Nigerian government has again pleaded with the organised labour to end the ongoing nationwide strike and return to negotiation table for a peaceful resolution of all issues regarding the national minimum wage.
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
Why Nigerian Govt Need Supplementary Budget To Pay minimum wage- IMF
Negotiations over the minimum wage for Nigerian workers may prompt the Federal Government to consider a supplementary budget to accommodate potential increases, as reported by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The IMF’s latest staff country report for Nigeria highlighted the possibility of
Economist Warns About Implications Of Minimum Wage Increase On Inflation
As organised labour continues to push for an increase in minimum wage for Nigerian workers, an economist Mr Soni Daniels Ezeanochie, has cautioned against over-reliance on wage hikes as a panacea for economic challenges.
Mixed Reactions Trail Organised Labour’s ₦615,000 Living Wage Proposal
Mixed reactions have trailed the proposal of ₦615,000 made by organised labour as minimum wage for Nigerian workers. Amid the ongoing debate about increasing the minimum wage for workers to alleviate the hardship they face, the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the
Why Increasing Minimum Wage To At Least N100,000 Is Important – Analysts
As talks about reviewing the minimum wage for Nigerian workers continue, economic analysts have underscored the need for the Federal Government to urgently implement it
If States Pay Proposed New Minimum Wage, Nigeria May Be Bankrupt – Expert
Dr Paul Alaje, Chief Economist and Senior Partner at SPM Professionals, said that though Nigerian states are currently receiving more funds in monthly allocations due to petrol susbsidy removal, the country might become bankrupt if they decide to implement new minimum wage.
Hardship: Labour May Settle For ₦500,000 Minimum Wage
There are indications that organised labour will reduce their minimum wage increase demand from ₦1 million to ₦500,000 as public hearing on the new wage framework begins
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