NLC scribe, Ugboaja for burial Nov 14
LASCO revival tops discourse at Abiodun Aremu memorial
Our jobs no longer safe, Maritime workers raise alarm
NLC honours late labour jurist, Adetola-Kaseem, SAN
Our employers now slave drivers, Akporeha tells FG
Ibeawuchi emerges PENGASSAN Total E&P Branch Chairman
Labour blows hot over FG’s aborted promotion exam
Nigeria’ll implement ratified ILO conventions -Ngige
Jigawa Pension System best in Nigeria, says Zamfara HoS
ULC takes battle for registration to ILO
DBN commissions Lagos office
Dare now Executive Director of Inlaks
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SubscribeULC takes battle for registration to ILO
ONE of the takeaways for Nigerians at the just- concluded 107th session of the International Labour Conference, ILC, of the International Labour Organisation, ILO, in Geneva, Switzerland, was the revelation that the group petitioned the ILO ahead of the ILC over its non-registration by the Nigerian Government.
We’re hepless over job losses, factory closures, AFBTE
ANNUAL General Meeting, AGM, is normally for stock-taking and projection info the future. So, for the Association of Food Beverage, and Tobacco Employers, AFBTE, the 2017 AGM, that took place few days ago was not much different from the previous years.
Our grievances with NARTO, IOCs, others – NUPENG
LAST week, leaders of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, issued a 21-day ultimatum to the Nigeria Association of Road Transport Owners, NARTO, International Oil Companies, IOCs, and other companies operating in Nigeria over alleged unfair practices.
How to end strike in health sector — NLC President
FOR over five weeks, medical services in public health institutions across the nation have been paralysed as a result of industrial action by health sector workers under the aegis of the Joint Health Sector Unions, JOHESU.
FG to extend social security to informal sector, says Ocheni
Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Prof. Stephen Ocheni has disclosed that the absence of Social Security data on the informal economy is an anomaly that contributes immensely to the exposure of workers to precarious and dangerous work conditions in the country.
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