Minimum Wage
President Bola Tinubu has extended a great invitation to the leadership of the organised labour over the ongoing negotiation on the new minimum wage for workers.
Organised labour has released a major update on the possibilities of the union leaders dropping their N250k minimum wage demand as President Tinubu negotiates.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio stated that the current N30,000 national minimum wage is no longer sustainable, promising to facilitate new minimum wage.
Acting minister of Labour and Employment, Nkiruika Onyejeocha, reiterated the Tinubu administration’s resolve towards ensuring every worker is fairly compensated.
Organised labour has given a major update on its negotiation with the government on the new minimum wage as they revealed what President Bola Tinubu was doing.
The debate and negotiation for the realisation of a new minimum wage, particularly what the labour are demanding for, could be hindered with three factors.
Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti state has said if there is a minimum wage today without a concurrent increment in what states are earning, no governor can pay.
The claim by an X user that the federal government had agreed on N155,000 as the new national minimum wage in Nigeria is false. No agreement has been reached.
A new report has identified top Nigerian leading states that will have challenges paying the new minimum wage proposed by organized labour in Nigeria.
Minimum Wage
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