The Nigeria Labour Congress has warned state governors and employers against any reduction in the salaries of workers in the country due to COVID-19 pandemic.He said the labour union had directed workers in the country to resist any form of salary deduction or stoppage by any employer as a result of Coronavirus. He urged the leadership of the union at all levels to be on guard to protect the income and livelihood of workers at these trying times.
He said, “We wish to state that any move to deduct the salaries of Nigerian workers anywhere is illegal. “Salaries are core elements of employment contracts and most of the times products of collective bargaining processes. "It is therefore illogical and illegal to deduct a worker's salary for any reason whatsoever without the consent of the worker involved."
I don't know if Ayuba is well grounded as a Labour Leader. He definitely needs to understudy past NLC leaders like Sumonu, Bayfu & Oshiomole. Does he know the average price of crude oil in Q1 2020 ? Is he aware of COVID-19 impact on global & national economy ? NoToRecalcicrants
Too late
Even without working right ? Well it all depends shaa
Do they have the power or gots to reject salary deduction without any physical backing from top government
They are mad
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