Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage Inaugurated by Tinubu-led Federal Government
In a significant development, the Tinubu-led Federal government has launched a 37-member Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage with a specific mandate to propose a new National Minimum Wage for the nation. Vice President Kashim Shettima inaugurated the committee at the council chamber of the Aso Rock Presidential Villa on Tuesday.
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The committee, chaired by former Head of Service of the Federation, Bukar Goni Aji, is tasked with addressing the pressing need for a revised National Minimum Wage, taking into account various factors impacting the economic landscape.
During the inauguration, Vice President Shettima emphasized the importance of considering the hardship brought about by the removal of fuel subsidy. He urged the committee members to work diligently to alleviate the suffering of the people and to arrive at a fair and sustainable minimum wage recommendation.
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Vice President Shettima stressed the significance of collective bargaining in good faith, emphasizing the importance of adhering to agreements and encouraging consultations beyond the confines of the committee. The call for a prompt resolution was underscored, with the Vice President urging the committee members to work efficiently and submit their reports in a timely manner.
The inauguration of this committee reflects the government’s commitment to addressing economic challenges and ensuring that the welfare of the citizens is prioritized. As discussions and deliberations commence, stakeholders will be keenly observing the outcomes of the committee’s efforts and the potential impact on the nation’s labor landscape
