Labour rejects proposals by hotels to owe workers’ salaries

The Trade Union Congress (TUC) and other unions in the tourism and hotel industry have rejected the plan by some notable hotels in the country to owe workers’ salaries under the pretext of COVID-19 pandemic.

Gloria Nwafor

Latest news today on Trade Union Congress

Labour rejects proposals by hotels to owe workers’ salaries

Abia to pay N30,100 as minimum wage

Kebbi TUC urges Bagudu not to delay salary adjustments for civil servants

TUC urges Nigerians to eschew personal gains for national development

TUC restates commitment to improve workers’ welfare

‘Paris Club, bailout funds judiciously utilised in Kogi’

No state should call workers for negotiation on minimum wage, says Oyo TUC chairman

TUC canvasses use of recovered loot, forfeited properties for public interest

Labour recommits to October 16 strike for minimum wage

Labour accuses government of insincerity over minimum wage implementation

Labour leadership in the 21st century: Challenges and transformation

Fresh strike looms over implementation of new minimum wage

Terminating the minimum wage imbroglio

Hurdles for labour ministers as stakeholders set agenda

TUC challenges CBN over claims to reduce forex to companies

Fresh hurdles against minimum wage takeoff

Labour threatens strike over delay of new minimum wage

Thugs attack Kogi councils over non-implementation of NFIU directive

Lagos has enjoyed four years of industrial harmony, says Ambode

Traders lament N500m losses in Mowe-Ofada market demolition

VAR, cables & red cards: Why World Cup needs clearer trust before its biggest matches

PFIPC scandal: Adeyemi alleges threat to life, begs Tinubu for independent probe

Opposition, candidates in turmoil as INEC nomination window closes

The News You Need, Delivered To You.