NLC: We Didn't Negotiate N40,000 Pay Adjustment for Federal Workers
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has distanced itself from the negotiation of the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers, stating that the responsibility lies with the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council (JPSNC) for the public sector and the Joint Negotiating Council for the private sector.
In a statement by the NLC Acting General Secretary, Benson Upah, the labour body clarifies that it is not responsible for the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers.
The NLC, however, acknowledges the importance of the forthcoming national minimum wage negotiation, which is expected to ensure a living wage for Nigerian workers.
Controversy Surrounding N40,000 Pay Adjustment for Federal Workers
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has clarified that it was not involved in the negotiation of the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers. The labour body has stated that the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council (JPSNC) for the public sector and the Joint Negotiating Council for the private sector are responsible for the negotiation of the pay adjustment.
In a recent statement by the NLC Acting General Secretary, Benson Upah, the labour body has stated that it is not accountable for the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers.
The NLC acknowledges the significance of the upcoming national minimum wage negotiation, which is expected to ensure a living wage for Nigerian workers.
NLC Denies Negotiating N40,000 Pay Adjustment for Federal Workers
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has clarified that it did not negotiate the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers. The labour body has stated that the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council (JPSNC) for the public sector and the Joint Negotiating Council for the private sector are responsible for the pay adjustment.
In a recent statement by the NLC Acting General Secretary, Benson Upah, the labour body has stated that it is not accountable for the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers.
The NLC acknowledges the importance of the upcoming national minimum wage negotiation, which is expected to ensure a living wage for Nigerian workers.
NLC Clarifies Role in Federal Workers' Pay Adjustment
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has clarified that it was not involved in the negotiation of the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers. The labour body has stated that the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council (JPSNC) for the public sector and the Joint Negotiating Council for the private sector are responsible for the pay adjustment.
In a recent statement by the NLC Acting General Secretary, Benson Upah, the labour body has stated that it is not accountable for the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers.
The NLC acknowledges the significance of the upcoming national minimum wage negotiation, which is expected to ensure a living wage for Nigerian workers.
NLC Denies Role in Federal Workers' Pay Increase
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has clarified that it was not involved in the negotiation of the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers. The labour body has stated that the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council (JPSNC) for the public sector and the Joint Negotiating Council for the private sector are responsible for the pay adjustment.
In a recent statement by the NLC Acting General Secretary, Benson Upah, the labour body has stated that it is not accountable for the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers.
The NLC acknowledges the importance of the upcoming national minimum wage negotiation, which is expected to ensure a living wage for Nigerian workers.
NLC Clarifies Role in Federal Workers' Pay Increase
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has clarified that it was not involved in the negotiation of the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers. The labour body has stated that the Joint Public Service Negotiating Council (JPSNC) for the public sector and the Joint Negotiating Council for the private sector are responsible for the pay adjustment.
In a recent statement by the NLC Acting General Secretary, Benson Upah, the labour body has stated that it is not accountable for the N40,000 pay adjustment for federal workers.
The NLC acknowledges the significance of the upcoming national minimum wage negotiation, which is expected to ensure a living wage for Nigerian workers.
