NLC insists on protest in Ogun, dares Amosun
The NLC leadership also accused Mr Amosun of non-remittance of statutory deductions from workers’ salaries.
The NLC leadership also accused Mr Amosun of non-remittance of statutory deductions from workers’ salaries.
The Nigeria Labour Congress had earlier issued out a statement on the planned protest over what it described as “anti-workers ...
The labour union says the president’s reelection avails him a great opportunity to reflect on and reassess his vision for ...
Mr Wabba was re-elected as the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress after a unanimous decision by delegates
The Senate is expected to concur with the recommendations of the House.
Mr Ortom states this while addressing members of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
"The NEC-in-Session approved that the protests should hold in all state capitals and the Federal Capital Territory Abuja."
NLC, TUC, ULC says they cannot guarantee industrial peace harmony after the deadline.
Two labour unions rejected the president's proposal to set up another committee on the minimum wage.
Mr Oshimhole said this at a programme in honour of the new President of the ITUC, Ayuba Wabba.
The NLC laments pay disparity among workers.
The NLC says governors will be humiliated and chased away at the airports.
There are allegations that Mr Oshiomhole was bribed to influence the outcome of the primaries.
The table payment would hold in nine centres for workers in Lokoja, while it would hold in designated centres in ...
Former president laments only nine state legislatures have endorsed the bill passed by National Assembly.
The unions are demanding the payment of N30,000 minimum wage allegedly agreed by the tripartite committee on October 5.
"The demand of Organised Labour is not N30,000; our demand is N66,500."
The workers frown at the government's delay tactics.
The NLC is currently negotiating a new minimum wage with the federal government for Nigerian workers.
Over $12.7 billion was lost through crude oil theft between 2011 and 2014.
An official explains why the party will not field any candidate.
The government says it did not agree to N30,000.
Labour says its subsequent actions will depend on outcome of meeting with government next week.
The congress also chides a former Ondo governor.
The federal government had approved $2.68 billion as final payment to states for the Paris Club Refund.
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