Lekki Port workers secure 150% pay rise
Olabiyi-Agoro emerges PENGASSAN president
Stakeholders decry poor occupational health services in Nigeria
Intrigues, threats that led to N30,000 minimum wage
How we’re repositioning civil service – Bayoko
Employers driving NUPENG into extinction, Apkoreha cries out
NUBIFIE’s crisis resolved, new leadership emerges
Minimum wage: Don’t push workers to the wall, SSANU warns FG
NLC,TUC, ULC unite over minimum wage
Challenges of civil service — Bakoyo
NLC, others excited over Aremu candidature
Labour fumes over resistance to unionisation of aviation workers
Workers plan showdown with Eko DISCO, Egbin Power
Our fears over payment of earned allowances, NHIS — Lawal
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SubscribeHow workers’ action humbled Ikeja DISCO
SINCE the takeover of the generation and distribution of power supply in November 2013 by the private individuals otherwise known as generation companies, GENCOs and Distribution companies, DISCOs, some of them have been having running battles with Organised Labour over right to freedom of association, conditions of service, and other unfair Labour practices including perceived indiscriminate layoffs.
Employers decry impact of Port congestion, say businesses bleeding
ORGANISED Private Sector, OPS, has expressed concern at the adverse effect of the national menace of port congestion and perpetual blockade of roads leading to the Apapa Ports on businesses in Nigeria.
NUTGTWN holds 40th anniversary in October
NATIONAL Union of Textile, Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria, NUTGTWN , has released activities lined up to mark its 40th anniversary.
FES seeks labour, other stakeholders’ partnership in Nigeria’s quest for industrialisation
FRIEDRICH Ebert Stiftung,FES, has called for sustainéd and deepened collaborations of public sector, private sector, labour, civil society organisations, CSOs, and other interest groups in policy campaigns and advocacy towards Nigeria’s industrialisation drive.
FG to step up fight against child labour
THE Federal Government has assured of its determination and commitment to step up action in achieving alliance 8.7 of the Sustainable Development Goals, SDG, that seeks immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking and secure prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour by the year 2025.
NECA assures of decent jobs, forms body for enhanced global competitiveness in business
THE issue of decent work has become part of global industrial relations practice.
FES seeks labour, other stakeholders partnership in Nigeria’s quest for industrialisation
FRIEDRICH Ebert Stiftung,FES, has called for sustainéd and deepened collaborations of public sector, private sector, labour, civil society organisations, CSOs, and other interest groups in policy campaigns and advocacy towards Nigeria’s industrialisation drive
Our members will support only pro-workers parties’ candidates in 2019, ULC declares
DISAPPOINTED by the seemingly anti-labour policies of government at all levels, especially after electioneering promises, ahead of 2019 general elections and as political manoeuvring, alignments and realignments thicken, United Labour Congress of Nigeria, ULC, and its leaders are not leaving anything to chance.
PENGASSAN elects Ogiemwonyi Addax branch chairman
MEMBERS of the Petro-leum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, in Addax Petroleum, have elected Chris Ogiemwonyi Jnr. as chairman for the second term of three years.
ULC tackles Ngige over alleged N62b fraud in NSITF
THERE are indications that the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige is in for more troubles following reports that the Ministry’s Administrative Panel, has uncovered fraud in the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) between 2011 and 2015 and those indicted include those nominated by the Nigeria Labour Congress and Nigeria Employers Consultative Association, NECA
Ban on codeine threatens 23,000 jobs — Union
Workers in the chemical and non-metallic products sector of the economy on the platform of National Union of Chemical, Footwear, Rubber, Leather and Non-Metallic Products Employees, NUCFRLANMPE, have faulted the Federal Government’s blanket ban on the use of codeine in producing some pharmaceutical products in the country.
NECA elects Yinusa president
NIGERIA Employers Consultative Association, NECA, has elected the Managing Director of DN Tyre & Rubber Plc, Dr Mohammed Yinusa, its new president.He was elected president of the umbrella body of employers in the country during the body’s 61st Annual General Meeting, AGM, in Lagos.A statement released by Mr Olusegun Oshinowo, Director General of NECA,revealed that Dr. Yinusa, the Managing Director of DN Tyre & Rubber Plc was elected the new president.
Our jobs no longer safe, Maritime workers raise alarm
CERTAINLY, this is not the best of times for members of Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, as they are facing several challenges threatening their jobs across the nation’s seaports.
NLC honours late labour jurist, Adetola-Kaseem, SAN
IT was a gathering of comrades, judges, lawyers, students, friends, acquaintances among other stakeholders at a day of tributes in honour of the late Chief Gani Adetola-Kaseem, SAN, known for among others, his Labour Jurisprudence.
Our employers now slave drivers, Akporeha tells FG
President of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, Prince Williams Akporeha, has pleaded with the Federal Government to address the increasing cases of unfair labour practices in Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry, saying employers in the sector are now slave drivers.
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