Hardship: Labour shifts ground on N1m minimum wage, gives fresh conditions to FG
JUST IN: Labour Gives Fresh Conditions to Tinubu’s Govt Over Economic Hardship, Details Surface – TheTalk.NG
- The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) will meet with a federal government delegation on Monday, February 19
- The meeting comes amid an impending strike by the organised labour slated for February ending
- TheTalk.NG reports that after initially asking for N1 million minimum wage, the NLC lowered its expectations
The organised labour is prepared to lower its demand for N1m minimum wage for workers in Nigeria. Photo credits: @officialABAT, @NLCHeadquartersSource: Facebook
“Whatever the trade unions are going to demand is going to be scientifically determined.”
“It (the minimum wage) is going to be based on the cost of living. It will be based on the objective reality that the Nigerian worker encounters daily. How much does it take to care for an average family in Nigeria? That is a family that consists of two parents and four children.
“The consumer price Index is also one of the factors that the NLC is using. Then we are also looking at real wages. In essence, the N30,000 minimum wage that was paid in 2019, what is the real value of that N30,000 in 2024?”
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