The Trade Union Congress (TUC) on Wednesday said it may shift ground from its N494,000 minimum wage demand from the Federal Government.
The Organised Labour also moved its stance from ₦497,000-naira last week to ₦494,000 naira.
Speaking during a special television programme to review the one year of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, TUC President, Festus Osifo, said Nigerian workers were suffering.
The Federal Government on Tuesday added a sum of N3,000 to its initially proposed N57,000-naira minimum wage, making it N60,000. However, the organised labour insisted on N494,000 naira, removing N3,000 naira from its earlier N497,000-naira demand.
During the programme, the TUC President described the Federal Government as being unserious with its treatment of workers
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