NLC Hails Buhari For Signing 30,000 Minimum Wage Into Law
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) asked employers of labour, especially states and...
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) asked employers of labour, especially states and...
The Nigeria Labour Congress(NLC) has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to expedite actions towards signing the new minimum wage into...
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has called on the Federal Government to commence the implementation of the new National Minimum...
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has expressed its readiness to shut down Ogun State on Tuesday. The labor union said...
Following the inability of the Federal Government to urgently transmit the bill on the new national minimum wage to the...
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) will hold a nationwide protest in a bid to raise the minimum wage from ₦18,000 to ₦30,000. The...
The President, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Mr Ayuba Wabba, has said that the organised Labour believed in social dialogue in...
The Oyo State chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has admonished the Federal Government to pay the new minimum...
Nigerian governors have said they cannot afford to pay workers a minimum wage of N30,000 unless the organised labour wants...
Following threat by Governors to sack workers if the new minimum wage will be implemented, NLC has reacted. The Nigeria...
The Federal Government has rejected the N22,500 minimum wage proposed by the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF. The Minister of Labour...
Workers of ISON BPO International Limited, handlers of call centres for all major telecommunication operators in Nigeria, have staged a...
The labour unions in Nigeria say they are set to begin a nationwide, indefinite strike from November 6 if government...
The Federal Government has urged Organised Labour to accept the new minimum wage proposal, considering the capacity and ability of...
The Federal Government has come to the conclusion that it can not afford more than N25,000 per month as the...
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