New minimum wage bill to be sent to National Assembly soon – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has said that a new minimum wage bill will be sent to the National Assembly for approval ...
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NLC rejects FG’s N62,000 minimum wage proposal, demands N250,000
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has firmly rejected the federal government’s ₦62,000 minimum wage proposal, insisting on a minimum of ...
Minimum wage: A lazy approach to an imploding economy by Joseph Edgar
The way I see this situation is like watching a sinking ship from the shore, with people frantically bailing out ...
Why corruption and Nigeria’s civil service go hand in handÂ
Most civil servants in the FCT cannot afford the high cost of accommodation in Abuja; so they must live on ...
FG adds just N2000 to previous proposed N60,000 minimum wage as organized labour demand N250,000
The federal government has raised its proposed national minimum wage to N62,000 from previously rejected N60,000, following extensive deliberations with ...
Nigeria Governors’ Forum declares N60,000 minimum wage unsustainable and unfeasibleÂ
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) has stated that while a new minimum wage is necessary, a minimum wage of N60,000 ...
Striking a balance between a living wage and a national minimum wage by Kenechukwu Aguolu
In addition to the inflation challenges the country is facing, Nigerian workers have been significantly underpaid.
Tinubu to pay Nigerian workers higher than N60,000 minimum wage Â
Nigeria's President, Bola Tinubu has committed to a National Minimum wage that is higher than N60,000 for Nigerian workers.Â
Lawyers are divided over legitimacy of labour’s minimum wage strike that has resulted in a nationwide blackout
Nigerian lawyers are divided over the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC)'s ongoing strike action regarding its proposed N494,000 minimum wage demand, ...
FG can’t sustain paying Nigerian workers N494,000 monthly, N9.5 trillion yearly – Minister Â
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has said that the federal government cannot sustain paying organized labour ...
