NUCFRLANMPE fires warning shot at indecent employment
Oil workers draw battle line against exploitative employers
How ports invaders killed our members —Maritime workers
Financial crisis hits public sector unions; can’t pay salaries, others
ECS: Trouble for defaulting employers as NECA backs NSITF on sanctions
How we‘ll determine new minimum wage — Govt, OPS, Labour
One in five workers suffer violence, harassment — ILO
FG plans to emasculate us, NASU raises alarm
NLC declares zero-tolerance for indecent employment practices
How to stop business closures, sustain jobs —NECA
Maritime workers suspend strike
Why workers can’t have living wage —NECA
No signs of Progress in 2023 — NLC
23 yrs after, MWUN reconciles with ex-leader, Ukaummunna
How to stop strikes in tertiary institutions – NASU
20,000 jobs lost to multinationals’ divestments, NECA cries out

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Tribalism, nepotism, lack of internal democracy worry Trade Unions Registrar
THE Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr Falonipe Amos, has decried the seemingly lack of committed leadership, absence of internal democracy among others in trade unions.
Hardship: Labour begins process for living wage struggle
AHEAD of the negotiations for a new minimum wage next year, Organised Labour has begun the process aimed at achieving a living wage for workers.
NASU fumes over lingering industrial issues with govt
THE industrial issues and other crises in the nation’s educational and associated institutions have become endemic so is the determination of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, to battle them to a logical conclusion.
Constitute minimum wage review c’ttee, NASU tells Tinubu
Organised Labour in the nation’s Educational and Associated institutions has called on President Bola Tinubu to immediately constitute a National Minimum Wage Negotiating Committee to review the current National Minimum Wage Act
Don’t legitimise impostors as PTD leaders, NUPENG writes FG
In a five-page petition to the Federal Government through the Minister of Labour and Employment, NUPENG’s General Secretary, Afolabi Olawale, detailed the events that led to the emergence of Benjamin Egbon
Anxiety over labour issues as stakeholders interface on marine, blue economy
Few days ago, stakeholders gathered in Apapa, Lagos, to launch “Maritime Labour Voice”, an in-house magazine for the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN.
MINILS canvasses for wage-led reform
THE Director-General of Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies, MINILS, Ilorin Issa Aremu, has commended President Bola Tinubu for his avowed commitment to pay adequate living wages
Rumour of tanker drivers’ protest is handiwork of mischief-makers — NUPENG
‘The Petroleum Tanker Drivers are not embarking on any form of protest and we are determined to continue our services to the nation’
Maritime workers restate opposition to Ports, Harbour Bill
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, has restated its opposition to the Ports and Harbour Bill that is before the National Assembly
ILO takes landmark decision on right to strike
“The right to strike is fundamental for workers to get a fair deal and, as history shows, for democracy.”

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