Tag: Nigerian workers

The Lagos State Police Command, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), and the Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Corps (LNSC) ...

NHRC expressed sympathy for workers over their plights, particularly the challenges of reduced purchasing power due to inflation, which makes ...

Let the Workers' Day become a day of protest. Not a day of praise. Let it be a day of ...

"Our administration has and will continue to prioritise workers’ welfare. Together, we will make Nigeria great again."

The government’s approach to increasing the minimum wage does little to address the inflationary pressures that continue to erode workers’ ...

“The current economic realities make the proposed wage of N62,000 by the federal government to the labour union grossly inadequate ...

The joint trade unions commenced an indefinite strike due to the federal government’s failure to meet its demands for a ...

Mr Olawale said the union was concerned and disturbed with the insensitive attitude of the federal government “to the very ...

The labour leaders should return to the glorious traditions of Comrades Wahab Goodluck, Hassan Sunmonu and Ali Chiroma, in which ...

President Tinubu assured Nigerian workers of his dedication to not only improving their welfare but also enhancing their working conditions ...

When PREMIUM TIMES visited the Public Service Institute where the exercise took place on Thursday, many of them were seen ...

Nigeria currently has a N30,000 minimum wage. However, many states do not currently pay up to the minimum wage.

"We will get out of this turbulence. And, due to the measures we have taken, Nigeria will be better equipped ...

Mr Lawan said the ninth National Assembly successfully passed many critical bills that had become jinxed under the previous assembly.

Given the class dynamics of the protracted ASUU strike, it is important that the struggle be prosecuted with the full ...

This policy means tenants and property buyers will now have to pay more.

The workers demand decent work environments, regularisation of appointments, decent work hours, paid leave, remuneration and regular pension at retirement.

Economic experts weigh in on the unending battle over the years to arrive at a living wage for Nigerian workers.

" the minimum wage is the barest minimum that any worker must earn and no employer can go below that."

"We are going to match these politicians word for word, action for action."

The workers reject renegotiation of N66,500 minimum wage package.

The statements call for more resilience and commitment from Nigerian workers.

The workers, with black clothes tied round their arms, marched through Maryland to Ikeja roundabout, grounding vehicular traffic.

The president says his government “will not touch those who don’t own houses in Abuja and Europe”.

The presidency says President Buhari remains committed to improving on staff welfare