TUC rejects FG’s N70,000 transport allowance, demands immediate salary increase for workers
The Federal Government’s six-month transport allowance for workers, estimated to cost N465bn, has been rejected by the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria.
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TheCableCenter‘Increase salaries instead’ — TUC rejects FG’s N70,000 transport allowance for workers
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TUC rejects FG proposed N70,000 wage award, demand immediate salary increase for workers
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Punch Newspapers: TUC rejects FG’s proposed N70,000 transport allowance, demands salary increase
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Legit.ng (NG): "Increase salaries of workers": TUC rejects Tinubu's N70,000 allowance
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thestreetjournal.org: TUC rejects FG proposed N70,000 wage award, demand immediate salary increase for workers
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Vanguard News: TUC rejects FG’s proposed ₦70,000 wage award to workers
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Nairametrics: TUC rejects FG’s N70,000 transport allowance, demands immediate salary increase
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TheCable: ‘Increase salaries instead’ — TUC rejects FG’s N70,000 transport allowance for workers
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Head Topics: TUC rejects FG N70,000 transport allowance, demands salary increase
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National Accord Newspaper: TUC rejects FG’s N70,000 transport allowance, demands immediate salary increase for workers
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