In a dramatic turn of events, the Federal Government’s proposal of a N48,000 minimum wage has led to a complete breakdown in negotiations, as organized Labour vehemently rejected both the government’s and the Organized Private Sector’s (OPS) offers.
Labour representatives stormed out of the ongoing discussions, branding the proposals of N48,000 and N54,000 as “ridiculous.”
This impasse raises concerns about the future of workers’ welfare and the potential for heightened industrial actions.
As tensions escalate, the nation watches closely for the next move in this critical standoff.
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