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  AHEAD of negotiation on the new national minimum wage, the organized labour has proposed a Living Wage of $300 for Nigerian Workers. It argued that

Senior figures at the Northern Ireland Assembly have received pay increases of up to 15%, it can be revealed — despite the Assembly not having functioned for almost two years.

Unions have issued a thinly veiled threat to MPs over the lack of action to fix up asbestos-riddled buildings.

The Federal Government has expressed commitment to continue to do its best to ensure that workers' welfare is given the

Years, and now potentially 9% over three years, so the fact that the members already were re—balloted, they dont have a mandate to reach out to members necessarily, this is a symbolic measure because members will vote for this if you take the re—ballot is any measure. {lin will vote for this if you take the re-ballot is any measure. on the union side. _ re-ballot is any measure. on the union side, there _ re-ballot is any measure. on the union side, there is _ re-ballot is any measure. on th...

Mid Ulster District Council is questioning why members of Unite continue to strike, when its local pay proposal is the most financially beneficial on offer from any council in Northern Ireland.

Governor Benedict Ayade of Cross River State has constituted a nine-member committee, comprising of labour stakeholders to verify retirees due for

Thoughts on what success will look like at COP26.

Verhält sich die GDL beim Bahn-Streik rücksichtslos? Nicht weniger als die DB-Manager, meint Redakteur Marcel Görmann in seinem Kommentar.

Staff at all six further education colleges in Northern Ireland have voted to take industrial action, saying they feel undervalued compared to the rest of the education sector after being offered a pay rise well below the level of teachers in schools. Staff at all six further education colleges in Northern Ireland have voted to take industrial action, saying they feel undervalued compared to the rest of the education sector after being offered a pay rise well below the level of teachers in scho...