Tag: minimum wage
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NLC strike: Real reason FG can’t pay N494,000 minimum wage – Minister
Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has said the federal government cannot pay N494,000 as minimum wage demanded by organised labour for workers in the country.
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Accept N60,000 minimum wage – FG appeals to Labour
Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Mrs Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, has appealed to the organised labour to be considerate and patriotic in their demands in the ongoing negotiation for a new national minimum wage.
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Obaseki begins payment of N70,000 minimum wage in Edo
The Edo Government said it has begun payment of the N70,000 new minimum wage to workers in the state in fulfillment of the promise to increase the minimum wage from May, 2024. It would be recalled that Gov. Godwin Obaseki had during the inauguration of the
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BREAKING: Labour lowers minimum wage demand
In efforts to facilitate progress and ensure prompt resolution of the negotiations for the new national Minimum Wage, Organised Labour has adjusted its initial minimum wage request from N615,000 to N500,000.
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Minimum Wage: We stand on May 31 ultimatum – Labour
The Organised Labour has reiterated its May 31 ultimatum for the Federal Government to finalise the new national minimum wage fixing process for workers. The position was contained in a communique issued at the end of a joint emergency National Executive Council
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Minimum wage: Labour agrees to attend Tuesday talks
Organised Labour has agreed to attend the ”negotiation” meeting of Tripartite Committee on the Minimum Wage slated for Tuesday.
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Minimum wage: Reactions as labour pulls out of negotiations with FG
Organised Labour says it has pulled out from the ongoing Tripartite Committee on the new national minimum wage negotiations meeting for workers.
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CARTOON OF THE DAY: Looking forward to the next minimum wage
CARTOON OF THE DAY: Looking forward to the next minimum wage
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The minimum wage issue: Numbers vs value – By Dakuku Peterside
The issue of minimum wage or salary increase or by whatever nomenclature is a complicated policy issue. The wage increase is neither good nor bad, but as a policy choice, it must be tied to some ultimate objective and benchmarked on the projected cost of living and inflationary trends over a given period.