Nigerian Labour Congress
Petrol price increase: Labour leaders stage walkout as meeting with FG suffers setback
Members of the organised labour staged a walk-out from a meeting with the federal government in protest to the recent increase in the pump price of petrol.
President Buhari faces court action over hike in electricity tariff, fuel price
The Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari, is facing a lawsuit filed by a transparency known group, SERAP over the recent hike in electricity tariff, fuel price.
Goodnews as FG, labour reach new agreement on electricity tariff
In the interest of Nigerians, the federal government and labour unions have agreed to temporarily subsidise the electricity tariff for the next three months.
Breaking: Tears as labour leader and NULGE national president slumps and dies (photo)
Ibrahim Khaleel, national president of Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), has died. He died on Wednesday, October 7, after being hospitalised.
Labour explains why planned nationwide strike was suspended, releases details of agreements reached with FG
The organised labour, including the NLC and the TUC, has explained why it shelved the nationwide strike which was planned to commence on Monday, September 28.
TUC talks tough, says FG's plan to construct rail to Niger is an insult on Nigerians
TUC has condemned federal government's approval of $1.96 billion for the construction of a rail line from Kano-Katsina-Jibia to Maradi in the Niger Republic.
Minimum wage: Gombe governor laments over salary payments
Gombe state governor, Muhammad Yahaya, has decried the inability of his administration to pay the N30,000 minimum wage to workers in the state.
Breaking: Lagos to start paying N35,000 minimum wage from November 2019
Workers in Lagos state can start jubilation as the governor of the state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has agreed to pay N35,000 as the new minimum wage from November, 2019.
Minimum wage: Labour dares governors, threatens shutdown over breach of agreement
The controversy over implementation of the approved N30,000 minimum wage for Nigerian workers does not seem to be stopping any moment soon as organised labour has vowed to fight any governor that fails to comply with the payment.
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