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The organised labour says that it has been magnanimous with the N615,000 minimum wage demand for workers considering the harsh economic situation of the country.
Deputy President of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria and President of the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, Dr Tommy Okon, said that Organised Labour believed the governors were misquoted. “But to say that they are working on what individual states can pay outside the committee that the Federal Government has set up cannot be correct.
“We think the governors will tread with caution and avoid inflammatory utterances. We still believe the statement was not from them.” “We have made our demand which is a very generous one from the breakdown we released on Thursday on the N615,000 demand.
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