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Tag Archives: Minimum wage
Minimum wage: Oyo workers urged to shun confrontation
Oyo State civil servants have been urged to use dialogue instead of confrontation to persuade the government for enhanced pay. They were hailed for suspending the strike by the state’s Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) over the disagreement with the government … read more
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Nigeria again ups main interest rate, to 8.75 pct
Nigeria’s central bank on Tuesday jacked up its main interest rate by 0.75 points to 8.75 percent, the fourth increase in six months in a move aimed at putting a lid on inflation. The bank’s governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, told … read more
Nigerian workers suspend nationwide pay strike
A nationwide pay strike planned to begin Wednesday has been suspended following a deal struck between government officials and labour unions, a spokesman of the workers’ body said. “We have suspended the strike for Wednesday. The federal government has agreed … read more
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Nigeria’s main unions warn of pay strike
Nigeria’s main labour unions Thursday gave the government a two-week ultimatum to pay workers a minimum wage agreed to a year ago, or face a nationwide strike, including in the key oil sector. “Organised labour under the auspices of Nigeria … read more
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Nigeria sets to double minimum wage after strike
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan will send a bill to parliament more than doubling the minimum wage, meeting union demands after a nationwide strike this month, a senior advisory council said on Thursday. The main labour unions in Africa’s most populous … read more
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Nigerian Labor Unions End Wage Strike After One Day
Nigeria’s labor unions called off a one-day general strike over the minimum wage in Africa’s top oil producer after the groups said President Goodluck Jonathan pledged to boost the rate. The strike, initially planned to last three days, was halted … read more
Nigerian Workers begin strike today
Yet another dialogue between the presidency and leaders of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), to forestall a planned nationwide strike today, has been deadlocked. President Goodluck Jonathan who rushed down from Lagos yesterday to lead a high level delegation of … read more
Nigerian unions call strike over minimum wage
Nigeria’s two main labour unions called a three-day nationwide strike from Wednesday and threatened an indefinite stoppage over what they say is the government’s failure to adopt a $120 monthly minimum wage. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade … read more
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Nigeria: Why we may not pay minimum wage now – Jonathan
As the Nigeria Labour Congress (nlc) threatens to lead thousands of Nigerian workers to down tool on November 10 should federal government fails to implement the new minimum wage, President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday explained why the demand may not be … read more
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