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The Trade Union Congress (TUC) have threatened to embark on an indefinite strike and vowed to ground economic activities in Lagos State over the ban on the operations of its affiliate union, the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN) by the state government.
NLC has tackled TUC over its refusal to take part in its recent 2-day warning strike, saying that a trade union cannot pull out of an industrial action it did not initiate.
The Nigerian Government appealed for a 2-week grace period to finalise the demands made by organized labour following the recently announced strike.
The Special adviser to President Tinubu on communication and strategy, Mr. Dele Alake has said Labour union leaders led by its President Comrade Joe Ajaero has resolved to suspend the ongoing protest on the subsidy removal after a fruitful meeting with President Tinubu this evening.
A meeting between the Nigerian Government and Organised Labour that was set to hold on Friday failed, due to lack of quorum” according to the union.
The Nigerian Government stated that Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is in contempt of the order of the National Industrial Court.
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has warned that if the Federal Government does not stick to its timeline of coming up with solid palliatives to cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal on Nigerian citizens.
Festus Osifo, president of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), criticizes the Nigerian government for urging citizens to adjust to economic realities while government officials themselves are not doing the same
The new Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila has stated that the FG and trade unions will establish a joint committee to review the proposal for any wage increase or award and establish a framework and timeline for implementation.
TUC called for the Minimum wage should be increased from the current N30,000 to N200,000 before the end of June 2023, with consequential adjustment on the cost of feeding allowance
Nigeria’s Trade Union Congress (TUC) and officials of the Nigerian Government agreed to continue talks on fuel subsidy this week, after a closed-door meeting on Sunday.
No fewer than 110 Air Peace flights were affected, even as the airline has estimated the accrued losses at N400 million