The Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage, on Monday, submitted its report to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation following the conclusion of its assignment.
This was disclosed in a statement signed by the Director of Information and Public Relations in office of the SGF, Segun Imohiosen.
He said that a formal presentation of the Report will be made to President Bola Tinubu for appropriate action, when the leadership of the Organised Labour as well as representatives of Government and Organised Private Sector, who are presently in Geneva, Switzerland for the ongoing International Labour Organisation (ILO) Conference, return to the country.
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Meanwhile, NLC President Joe Ajaero, speaking in an interview with journalists in Geneva, said organised labour could not embark on strike on Tuesday because it has to wait for the president to consider the figures submitted by the tripartite committee on minimum wage before further action could be taken
The labour leader explained that the submission of N62,000 as proposed by the government and members of the organised private sector, with labour proposing N250,000 does not translate to labour accepting N62,000 as the new minimum wage.
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