“There has been conversation about the concept of a living wage, we must say this clearly, there is no global framework for setting a living wage as of this moment”

NLC, Sunday said there were no signs of progress from the past lamenting that insecurity poverty, and hopelessness had been worsening

“Ministry of Labour and Employment, in its role as the regulator of industrial relations, should ensure that managements’ of these institutions comply with the provision of the Constitution”

The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, under  the leadership of Prince Adewale Adeyanju, has reconciled with its pioneer President – General, Uzoije Ukaummunna, 23 years after the former leader unceremoniously left the union

ONE of the drawbacks of the public tertiary institutions in the country is frequent industrial unrest fueled essentially by breach of agreement among others  by  the government

“This has dire consequences not only for organized businesses but also for labour, government revenue and the households”

THE Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr Falonipe Amos, has decried the seemingly lack of committed leadership, absence of internal democracy among others in trade unions.

AHEAD of the negotiations for a new minimum wage next year, Organised Labour has begun the process aimed at achieving a living wage for workers.

THE industrial issues and other crises in the nation’s educational and associated institutions have become endemic so is the determination of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, to battle them to a logical conclusion.

Organised Labour in the nation’s Educational and Associated institutions has called on President Bola Tinubu to immediately constitute a National Minimum Wage Negotiating Committee to review the current National Minimum Wage Act