Weak labour movement ‘ll hurt all, not just workers – NLC

By Victor Ahiuma-Young
The consequences of a weakened labour movement could extend far beyond factories, government offices and other workplaces, leaving millions of Nigerians without a strong collective voice to challenge policies affecting their economic survival, rights and welfare. 
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For the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the strength of organised labour is not just a trade union concern but a matter that directly affects the wellbeing of the entire country.
Beyond its traditional responsibility of negotiating wages and protecting workers’ interests, Labour movement has historica...