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BREAKING: NLC, TUC suspend planned strike over petrol subsidy removal
The organized labours, including the NLC and TUC, have announced the suspension of their planned strike action against the removal of the fuel subsidy by FG.
BREAKING: Court stops NLC, TUC, others from going on strike, gives reason
A federal high court in Abuja has directed NLC, TUC, and other workers groups planning to embark on strike on Wednesday to hold on, citing legal issue before it
President Bola Tinubu: 5 Reasons NLC planned strike against subsidy removal may fail
No strike action should exceed maximum of 5 days because the purpose of strike is to compel employer to the negotiation table and not to destabilize the system
Fuel subsidy removal: Tinubu gets fresh demands from TUC to avert strike
A delegation from the TUC, on Sunday, met with a team selected by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the fuel subsidy controversy and presented a list of demands.
Revealed: How President Tinubu's subsidy removal splits NLC
The planned protest of NLC against the removal of the fuel subsidy has announced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has suffered a major setback ahead of Wednesday
Fuel Subsidy: NLC declares indefinite strike? Fact emerges
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has commented on the report that the union had declared an industrial action against the pronouncement of subsidy removal
Fuel Subsidy: 5 Take away from Tinubu's meeting with NLC
You might have missed 5 important things that you should know between the NLC and the Bola Tinubu-led federal government on the planned removal of fuel subsidy
NLC rejects new pump price of petrol, gives fresh directive
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Wednesday, May 31, rejected the new pump price of petrol fixed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited.
BREAKING: Tinubu in closed-door meeting with Oshiomhole, NLC, TUC
The leadership of the Nigerian Labour Congress and the Trade Union of Nigeria are in a crucial meeting with the federal government at the Conference Hall, Abuja
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