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On Wednesday, May 15, the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) Organized labour and its Trade Union Counterpart (TUC) stormed out of the minimum wage committee meeting with the federal government over the latter’s offer of N48,000 new minimum wage.
Labour fumes over Tinubu’s offer, insists on N615,000
Recall that the organized labour presented a proposal of N615,000 minimum wage to the federal government.
The NLC and the TUC urged FG to ensure that all negotiations on the new minimum wage end by May 31.
The Tripartite Committee on New National Minimum Wage resumed negotiations on Wednesday.
As reported by Vanguard, the representatives of the organized labour comprising the NLC and the TUC, were enraged over the government offer.
Speaking on the development, Professor Theophilus Ndubuaku, who is one of the representatives of the NLC disclosed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu‘s led government is unserious over the plight of Nigerian workers, The Nation reported.
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