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MSNBC Morning Joe September 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Morning Joe September 7, 2024

Days. Vice president Kamala Harris, of course, is now Donald Trumps opponent in the race. Were going to go through the strategies for that showdown. Also ahead, well have expert legal analysis on Hunter Bidens surprise guilty plea in his federal Tax Case. Well have the latest on that. Well also bring you the very latest developments out of georgia, as the father of the suspect is now facing charges. And the weapon used in the attack appears to have been a gift to his son. The shooter. Good morning. Welcome to Morning Joe. It is friday, september 6th. Along with joe, willie, and me, we have the...

NLC tackles Soludo over minimum wage, pension issues - Vimarsana News

NLC tackles Soludo over minimum wage, pension issues

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has charged the governor of Anambra State, Chukwuma Soludo, on payment of minimum wage and...

Blackmail, Falsehood, Threats Won't Stop Us, NLC Tells Soludo - Vimarsana News

Blackmail, Falsehood, Threats Won't Stop Us, NLC Tells Soludo

Blackmail, Falsehood, Threats Won’t Stop Us, NLC Tells Soludo

Labour opposes FG's plans to use ₦19.6trn pension fund for infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Labour opposes FG's plans to use ₦19.6trn pension fund for infrastructure

It said that Nigerian workers had entrusted their hard-earned savings for retirement security, and not for government projects. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng
Enforce minimum wage, MCTU urges | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Enforce minimum wage, MCTU urges | Nation Online

Malawi Congress of Trade Unions (MCTU) has condemned employers in the country for continuing to pay workers below the new K90 000 minimum wage. MCTU president Charles Kumchenga voiced the concern yesterday at Njamba Freedom Park in Blantyre during International Labour Day commemoration attended by President Lazarus Chakwera, Vice-President Saulosi Chilima and Minister of Labour