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Minimum Wage: FG will retrench workers to meet N580 bn wage bill – Ngige
The Labour Minister says N580 billion is needed to pay consequential adjustments demanded by labour.
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The Labour Minister says N580 billion is needed to pay consequential adjustments demanded by labour.
The National Council of State adopted the N27,000 on Tuesday.
Labour unions boycotted a meeting with the SGF on Sunday.
The labour unions ask Nigerians to stockpile food in their homes ahead of the nationwide strike which begins November 6.
Some of the unions are so powerful that they can hold the government to ransom.
The congress commenced strike on 15 September.
As at 9.30 a. m., over 20 local and international flights taken off from Lagos.
The ULC had issued a 7-day notice to the Federal Government over anti-labour activities.
The workers gave an ultimatum that ends on Friday.