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Allow states to fix Senators, Reps, state houses assembly, govs salaries ― Labour challenges NASS members

Allow states to fix Senators, Reps, state houses assembly, govs salaries ― Labour challenges NASS members
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Bayelsa Assembly backs labour position on minimum wage law

Bayelsa Assembly backs labour position on minimum wage law On By Samuel Oyadongha THE Bayelsa State House of Assembly has thrown its weight behind the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) opposition to the move by the House of Representatives to scuttle the minimum wage law. Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Rt Hon Abraham Ingobere made this known Wednesday when leaders of the unions led their members to the assembly complex to present a letter to the House. Ingobere, represented by Ebiowou Koku-Obiyal, representing Yenagoa Constituency II a former NLC state chairman, assured that the legislature would do the needful when the bill got to them.

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Minimum Wage: We re returning to slave wages era, says Kano Labour unions

By Bashir Bello – Kano The Organized Labour unions of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC and Trade Union Congress, TUC in Kano State on Wednesday said the National Assembly’s move to remove Minimum wage from the exclusive to the concurrent legislative list if granted will serve as a licence to state Governors to drag and return the country back to the era of ridiculous slave wages. The State NLC Chairman, Comrade Kabiru Ado Minjibir stated this when he led the Nigerian workers to the state house of assembly in compliance with to nationwide protest directive and to also seek the support of the lawmakers to kick against the move.

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5th UNI Europa Conference

Eurofound is partnering with UNI Europa for a virtual exhibition at the 5th Virtual Conference, which this year moves online from 27-29 April 2021. Certain elements of the plenary sessions will be live streamed on UNI Europa’s website and their social media accounts. Objectives Forward through collective bargaining’ with three defining pillars: 1.Building power at the base through organising 2.EU policies shape the legal and political framework for capacity building 3.Strengthening collective bargaining through multinational corporations in the services sector Eurofound experts Eurofound experts will be available to discuss EU and national policies relating to Working conditions and sustainable work as well as Industrial relations and social dialogue. Registration is by invitation only, through UNI Europa.

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NLC, TUC Take Protest to National Assembly over Minimum Wage

By Udora Orizu Members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), Wednesday protested at the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, demanding that the lawmakers should kill the Bill seeking to move the minimum wage from the Exclusive Legislative list to the Concurrent list to allow states determine minimum wage based on capacity. The angry protesters carried placards with inscriptions such as, ”On National Minimum Wage We Stand”, “Kill the Bill”, “No To Minimum Wage on Concurrent List, Yes To Minimum Wage on Exclusive List” and “Shame on Garba Datti.” The House of Representatives had on February 23, despite opposing views from some lawmakers passed for second reading a Bill seeking to amend the 1999 constitution to allow states determine minimum wage.

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