NASU fires warning over workers’ exploitation
NLC scribe, Ugboaja for burial Nov 14
Labour to employers: Retrain, don’t sack workers
ULC, NLC at war over registration
Workers demand implementation of CONTEDISS 15
Sub-regional trade unions, CSOs brainstorm in Nigeria
Exempting paramilitary from CPS portends grave danger—PenCom
Our fears for Nigerian economy — NECA
Stakeholders seek fast track of new minimum wage
Our fears for Nigerian economy — NECA
Stakeholders seek fast track of new minimum wage
Stakeholders decry leadership instability in NUBIFIE
40m people in modern slavery, 152m in child labour – ILO
Power sector stinks — Labour
Workers’ strike: I smell a rat, says Gov Ortom
We’re not recruiting yet, but…., – NSCDC CG

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Blood of death pensioners not on my head – Okorocha
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo state, Tuesday, said the death of some pensioners in the state, while waiting for their pension was not of his own making.
Labour decries worsening conditions of Nigerian workers
LEADERS of United Labour Congress of Nigeria, ULC, few days ago met in Lagos to review the socio-economic and political situations in the country as they affect the Nigerian workers and masses, and concluded that workers an indeed the Nigerian masses have been abused, denied, deprived, humiliated, persecuted, harassed and abandoned.
Pensioners threaten mass action over 6 years unpaid benefits
FEDERAL Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’s pensioners have threatened mass action over their unpaid pensions and other entitlements for the past six years. This is as the National Pension Commission, PenCom, is fuming over ongoing moves to exclude paramilitary organisations including the police from the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS.
Kano owes pensioners N11.2bn unpaid benefits -NLC
NIGERIAN Labour Congress, NLC, has pleaded with the Kano State government to pay pensioners their backlog of unpaid benefits, lamenting that the state government owed over N11.2 billion of gratuities, death benefits and pension arrears.
Workers celebrate Supreme Court ruling on National Industrial Court
WORKERS of Charles Mekwunye $ Co, Chambers, have continued to savour recent legal victory at Supreme Court over the finality of judgement of the National Industrial Court, NIC.

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