The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
The Nigerian economy might be in for a shocker, if organised labour makes good its threat to go on indefinite strike with effect from November 6.The presidents of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the United Labour Congress said workers will down tools November the 6th, unless government meets their 30,000 naira minimum wage demand.
They’re unhappy the federal government is insisting on 24,000 naira, a 6,000 naira increase on the current minimum pay of 18,000.
Union leaders said there’ll be a day of national outrage and mourning, in every state and the Federal Capital on October the 30th, and a meeting on November the 2nd, before the strike.
Labour initially demanded a 50,000 naira mimimum wage, before agreeing to 30,000 naira during negotiations.
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It seems the FG is unaware of the suffering of its people, and the increasing prices of market commodity. Is the APC Government realy led by the Muhammadu Buhari we know ?