All parties committed to resolving the issues within an agreed framework.
The directive is to protest the recent brutalisation of the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero.
PENGASSAN has called for a salary benchmark for oil and gas workers.
TUC had, on Friday, threatened to shut down economic activities in Lagos State on Monday.
NLC president Joe Ajaero says organised labour has been summoned for contempt of court following a nationwide protest on Wednesday.
Demonstrations were held across the country on Wednesday after multi-level talks between the government and labour unions deadlocked through Tuesday night.
She said that the trend, if not checked, could destabilise the already challenged labour administration system in the country.
He noted that poor implementation of fiscal and monetary policies and policy inconsistencies worked against the economic growth and development of the country.
“We are willing to participate in exerting pressure on the various governments and financial regulators to return the country to normalcy.”
PENGASSAN has urged the Buhari regime to revoke the licences of oil marketers selling above the approved pump price of petrol.
