Why is the new minimum wage announcement facing delays? Find out from the latest TUC updates!
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) is expressing concerns over the delay in announcing the new minimum wage, which was originally anticipated to be revealed on May 1. TUC President, Mr. Festus Osifo, highlighted issues with the negotiations and hinted that the announcement may not happen as scheduled. The TUC had previously proposed N447,000 as the new minimum wage but has now aligned its figure with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) for a unified stance. Osifo criticized the government for unilateral decisions such as the hike in electricity tariffs, further complicating the wage discussions.
As workers worldwide observe International Workers' Day on May 1, the anticipation for the minimum wage increase in Nigeria grows. The TUC urges the national minimum wage committee to expedite their actions and address the unfair treatment of workers in various states, including Anambra, Delta, and Benue. The proposed N615,000 new minimum wage, based on the exchange rate of N1,700 per dollar, has been a point of contention and negotiation between the TUC and NLC.
Contrary to rumors, the Lagos State government denies announcing an increase in minimum wage to N70,000, clarifying the misinformation surrounding Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's statements. The TUC continues to push for progress in the wage discussions, emphasizing the importance of fair compensation for workers across the country. Despite the hurdles, the hope for a positive outcome and a substantial increase in the minimum wage remains high.
In the midst of the ongoing debate, it is essential for both labor unions and the government to prioritize the well-being of workers and reach a consensus that benefits all parties involved. The outcome of the new minimum wage negotiations will significantly impact the livelihoods of countless workers in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of swift and fair decision-making processes in addressing economic challenges.
The TUC earlier submitted N447,000 as the new minimum wage but we have harmonised our figure with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) President, Mr Festus Osifo, has said that the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be ...
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The President of the Trade Union Congress, TUC, Festus Osifo, has said the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be announced on May 1. Osifo made this.
President of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC), Comrade Festus Osifo, has said that the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be announced on.
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The TUC President, Mr Festus Osifo, has said that the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be announced on May 1.
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria president, Festus Osifo, says the N615,000 new minimum wage agreed on by the TUC and the Nigeria Labour Congress was ...
The Lagos government says Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of the state, did not announce an increase of minimum wage to N70,000.
The Lagos State government has denied increasing the minimum wage for its workers in the state from N35, 000 to N70, 000.
Lagos Government dismisses claim that Gov Babajide Sanwo-Olu has promised to increase the minimum wage in the State to N70,000.
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) President, Festus Osifo, has said the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be announced on May 1.
Festus Osifo, president of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC), says the expectation of organised labour that the federal government would announce a ...
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The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) President, Mr Festus Osifo, has said the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be announced on May 1.
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) President, Festus Osifo, has said the much-awaited new minimum wage may not be announced on May 1.
The Nation Newspaper New minimum wage: May 1 not feasible, says TUC President.