The Organised Labour also shifted ground from its ₦497,000 stance last week to ₦494,000.
TUC President, Festus Osifo, on Channels Television’s May 29 Special programme on the first anniversary of President Bola Tinubu.The Trade Union Congress on Wednesday said it may shift ground from its N494,000 minimum wage demand from the Federal Government.Speaking during Channels TV’s special programme during a review of one year of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, TUC President, Festus Osifo, said Nigerian workers were suffering.
However, the organised labour insisted on N494,000, removing N3,000 from its earlier N497,000 demand.“The onus is for the government to conclude the conversations and be much more serious, they are very unserious today because putting N60,000 on the table shows the smacks of unseriousness. “If this conversation was taking place when fuel subsidy was still there if the conversation was taking place in a single-digit economy, it would have been a bit different,” he stated.Gone Are The Days Of Suicide Bombing Reports In North East — COAS
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