Kogi Project: Welders’ union, contractors in fresh showdown
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
NLC CRISIS: We believe in unity of labour – Ajaero
132,000 pensioners in FG payroll — PTAD
Why unemployment’ll continue to rise in Nigeria — Eburajolo
At last, relief comes for over 85,000 military pensioners
Task before Senator Ikenya, new Minister of Labour
3,019 delegates decide NLC’s future today
Before NLC goes to the polls March 12: Pending issues
Rescheduled NLC polls: Ethnic sentiments tear NLC apart

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ECS captures 11 million workers
No fewer than 23,482 employers have keyed into the Employees Compensation Scheme, ECS, regarded as a major step towards implementation of social insurance aimed at, among others, rehabilitation of workers who sustain injuries at work and payment of compensation for permanent disability or death.
Our fear for March 12 rescheduled NLC election
Comrade Williams Akporeha is Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Delta State Council, National Treasurer of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, as well as the NUPENG Mandate Coordinator for Comrade Igwe Achese, for NLC President 2015. He spoke with Sunday Vanguard on the botched delegates conference, why Achese stepped down and the prospects for a successful election on March 12, 2015. Excerpts:
NASU raises alarm over non-remittance of deducted funds
NON-ACADEMIC Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, has warned that rising cases of non-remittance of deducted funds remains the greatest danger to the survival of the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS.
Since inception of CPS following the Pension Reform Act, PRA, 2004 as amended, issue of non-remittance has been the greatest challenge facing the scheme.
Non-unionisation of pensioners in Contributory Pension Scheme worries NUP
NIGERIA Union of Pensioners, NUP, has expressed concern over non-unionisation of pensioners of the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS.
NLC Confab: Politicians fight over workers’ vote, promise more jobs, others
The 11th Quadrennial National Delegates Conference, NDC, of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, which ended yesterday in Abuja, was not just about the election of a new set of leaders to lead NLC for the next four years among others, it also provided a unique opportunity for politicians in the two leading political parties in Nigeria; the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and its All Progressives Congress, APC, counterpart, to out do each other and woo the over 3200 delegates from across the country, their families, friends and other guests including veterans unionists, ahead of the general election. They used their thoughts on the socio-economic and political situations in the country to try to sway delegates and others at the conference with special focus on jobs creation and similar issues.

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