iexclusivenews – For the third time, the Organised Labour has walked out of the Tripartite Committee meeting on the new national minimum wage, citing the government’s failure to make a new offer beyond the existing N60,000 proposal.
The meeting, which aimed to resolve the long-standing minimum wage dispute, ended in a stalemate as the government and the organised private sector refused to budge from their previous offer.
According to a source present at the meeting, the negotiations reached a deadlock when the government and the organised private sector remained adamant on the N60,000 offer made on Tuesday.
In response, the organised labour has scheduled a press conference for 4 pm to address the impasse and potentially announce their next course of action.
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_Key Takeaways:
Organised Labour walks out of Tripartite Committee meeting for the third time
Government and organised private sector refuse to budge from N60,000 offer
Negotiations deadlocked, labour prepares to address the press
Minimum wage dispute remains unresolved
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