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In a groundbreaking announcement at the May Day celebration in Abuja, the Minister of State Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, revealed that a new minimum wage will come into effect from May 1, 2024. This development has sparked hope and anticipation among Nigerian workers for a long-overdue salary boost.
The proposal of N615,000 as the new minimum wage by the NLC and TUC has set the stage for intense negotiations with the federal government. The push for a higher minimum wage signifies a significant step towards improving the economic well-being of workers across the country.
Despite ongoing negotiations, the Federal Government has assured workers that they will not face any delays or setbacks in receiving the new minimum wage. This assurance comes as a relief to many who have been eagerly awaiting an increase in their earnings.
As the countdown to May 1, 2024, begins, Nigerian workers are gearing up for a positive change in their financial situation. The introduction of the new minimum wage is expected to alleviate financial burdens and enhance the quality of life for workers nationwide.
The Minister of State Labour, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, stated this on Wednesday while addressing Nigerian workers at the May Day celebration in Abuja.
Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, minister of state for labour and employment, said this in Abuja on Wednesday during the Workers' Day commemoration. The minister recalled ...
The NLC and the TUC have proposed N615,000 as the minimum wage for a Nigerian worker, ahead of negotiations with the federal government.
The Federal Government has said that although the Tripartite Committee On National Minimum Wage was yet to conclude its negotiations, workers will not lose.
The Federal Government on Wednesday, said the new Minimum Wage will take off on 1st of May, 2024.Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, the minister...
For sure, workers have been expecting a living wage as the current minimum wage since expired. This is exactly what the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union ...
The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, made the demand on Wednesday in Abuja at this year's edition of the International Workers Day.
Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun said that his administration would do all in its power to come up with a decision on the new minimum wage.