The Nigerian Labour Congress, the Trade Union Congress and the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria on Wednesday threatened to issue a sit-at-home order to protest the decision of the National Assembly to move the minimum wage from exclusive legislative list to concurrent list.
According to reports, NLC said the move was a declaration of war on Nigerian workers and would complicate the already bad security challenges in the country.
The NLC General Secretary, Dr. Peter Ozo-Esan, told The Punch that the organised labour would resist the move with all the resources at its disposal.
Ozo-Esan disclosed that the NLC had called an emergency meeting of its National Executive Committee for Monday to take a final decision on the next plan of action.
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