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LEADERSHIP reports that while the federal government and the Organised Private Sector (OPS) agreed on the N62,000 offer as the new National Minimum Wage, the
The army headquarters dismissed the allegations as "misleading", saying that the soldiers accompanied the national security adviser to the meeting.
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The national tripartite committee on minimum wage will meet every day for one week, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume said at the end of the meetings with Organized Labour on Monday night.
June 03, (THEWILL) - The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has alerted Nigerians to what it described as an attempt by the Federal Government to intimidate leaders of organised labour who are currently meeting with Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume. The NLC, in a post on its X handle on
Tripartite Committee explains why it insisted on N60,000 as the new national minimum wage instead of N494,000 proposed by organised labour.