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CPS: NLC, TUC worry over 25%, 50% initial withdrawal, monthly pension

THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and its Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, counterpart, have expressed concerns  over the inability of contributors to access the initial 25 per cent of their total contributions into the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS as stipulated by the Law.
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Organise to stay alive, NLC tells unions

Any trade union that therefore refuses to organise has decided to fail and ultimately die. We organise to build power. It is with organising that trade unions build both our solidarities – the organic solidarity and the wide and inclusive solidarity.”

Fuel Subsidy Removal: NLC, TUC appeal order stopping strike action

The Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and the Trade Union Congress, TUC, on Friday, asked the National Industrial Court, NIC, sitting in Abuja, to vacate its interim order that stopped them from embarking on a strike action to protest the unilateral removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government.

Subsidy: NLC shuns meeting with FG; TUC seeks pay rise

Leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday, shunned a scheduled meeting with government officials over the removal of subsidy and subsequent over 200 per cent hike in the pump price of petrol until fuel price is returned to status quo.

Onoh attacks Ajero over pending NLC action

President Bola Tinubu’s former spokesman in the south east, Dr Josef Onoh has accused the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) of engaging in a political battle other than genuine industrial course.

May 29: NLC disowns planned shutdown

THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday disowned what it described as a false publication making the rounds in the social media issued in the name of Labour and Civil Society Front, LCSF, threatening to shut down the country, if electoral justice was not delivered by May 29, President of NLC, Joe Ajaero, insisted in a statement yesterday that the purported statement and its content were not only false but mischief by its authors to drag the NLC and the trade union movement into their warped contrivance for purposes best known to them.

May 29: NLC disowns planned shut down 

Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has disowned what it described as a false publication making the rounds in the Social media issued in the name of Labour and Civil Society Front LCSF, threatening to  shut down the country if electoral justice is not delivered by May 29.

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