The nation’s Maritime industry like other sectors of the economy, is not immune from the downturn in Nigeria, workers are feeling it

The current National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Act, 2019 increased the minimum wage from N18, 000 to N30, 000 per month. The Act applies to all workers in both the private and public sectors with the exception of establishments with fewer than 25 workers

FOBTOB have re-elected the association’s President, Jimoh Oyibo, for a second term of three years

Organised Labour is making efforts to ensure more workers are covered by the upcoming National Minimum Wage, NMW, in its determination to reduce increasing cases of poverty across the country.

THE Management of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, NSITF, has raised the alarm over renewed blackmail and falsehood against it by extortionists

“As we gather here today, let us remember that our individual efforts are crucial to the growth and development of our nation”

The power supply crisis confronting the country has many angles to it. One of the angles, according to Organised labour, is the poor working conditions of workers which is affecting morale and productivity.

ORGANISED labour under the platform of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has raised an alarm over increasing threats to their survival by social partners, both locally and internationally.

The earlier communique reached Friday, the 5th of January, 2024 be immediately implemented as a mark of good faith

THE workers of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, CRFFN, have joined the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN