Nigeria can’t defeat insecurity while poverty rages, PENGASSAN warns
Osifo said it was organised to ensure that the sacrifices and contributions of those who had served the association over the decades were not forgotten
We can’t continue with N18,000 minimum wage – Saraki
The Senate President, Sen. Bukola Saraki has declared that the country can no longer continue with the present N18, 000 minimum wage for workers.
FG steps up skill acquisition to tackle employment crisis
AS stakeholders explore different strategies to tackle the employment crisis in the country, the Federal Government is stepping its efforts towards the effective take off of its Skills Acquisition Training programme in 18 states of the federation.
Global unemployment to rise by 3.4m in 2017
THE global unemployment rate is expected to rise modestly from 5.7 to 5.8 per cent in 2017 representing an increase of 3.4 million in the number of jobless persons, a new International Labour Organisation, ILO, report has shown.
Disgruntled elements, blackmailing me, Nted raises alarm
AHEAD of the fourth quadrennial national delegates conference, NDC, of the Maritime Workers of Nigeria, MWUN, President-General of the Union, Anthony Emmanuel Nted, has raised the alarm that some disgruntled elements have been spreading malicious information against his person.
Help us get justice, dead Chi Food worker’s family begs labour
AS controversy over the alleged police killing of Daniel Osikoya, a Chi Food Nigeria Limited, Lagos, casual worker on December 30, 2016, and injuring of another, Victor Oyare, during an industrial unrest, rages on, parents of late Osikoya have pleaded with organized labour to assist them to get justice.
