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Solomon Elusoji   Good morning, We are leading with scenes from workers’ protests over a minimum wage law, the debate over the appropriation of a repatriated James Ibori loot, and visuals of Kanu Nwankwo narrating his grass to grace story. Members of NLC protest in Abuja Workers Protest Minimum Wage Law Hundreds of workers under the aegis of the Nigeria Labour Congress on Wednesday forced their way through the gates of the National Assembly, despite attempts by security personnel to stop them. Workers from other states joined in the protest from their respective regions. The workers are de...

The Biden Administration’s Recent Executive Orders that Impact Workers Monday, March 1, 2021 Beginning on Inauguration Day, the Biden Administration has demonstrated that strengthening protections for workers is a clear priority. Recent measures seek to improve health and safety protections for workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Administration has also recognized the importance of addressing racial and gender inequities in the workplace. Signed on Inauguration Day or shortly thereafter, these recent Executive Orders (EOs) are likely just the beginning of the Administration...

The Federal minimum wage currently is $7.25 and with all this talk about the Federal Minimum Wage going up to $15 an hour, we couldn't help but wonder what each state pays for minimum wage. Interestingly enough Arkansas pays pretty well compared to a lot of the states!

BOISE — Idaho businesses are again being solicited by private companies to pay for required labor law posters that the Idaho Department of Labor provides online for free.

President Joe Biden on Thursday signed two executive orders that focused on health care, describing his action as reversing "the damage" done by former President Donald Trump. In brief remarks from the Oval Office, Biden said he was not initiating "any new law, any aspect of the law." Biden noted that he was restoring the Affordable Care Act and the Medicaid to the way before Donald Trump became president, CBS News reported. Because by fiat, the president said Donald Trump made it "more inaccessible, more expensive and more difficult for people to qualify for either of those two items." Bide...