Negotiation between the Federal Government and the Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council on the new minimum wage has again been rescheduled for September 16.
recalled that the last negotiation between the government and the JNPSNC was to hold on September 4, but it was suspended.
The organised labour and the Federal Government have been in conflict over the implementation of the new minimum wage, which was signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari on April 18.
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