Lekki Port workers secure 150% pay rise
Olabiyi-Agoro emerges PENGASSAN president
Oil workers to submit list of defaulting companies to PenCom
Pension Fraud treasonable, say Textile workers
Why expatriates are increasing in Nigeria – Mokikan
Anti – labour policies: Global unions back Nigerian workers
Labour condemns strike prohibition bill in Adamawa
Yes, Nigeria needs revolution – Textile workers
Minister warns against wild-cat-strike
Nigeria must return to manufacturing
Ojukwu: Biafra soldiers get N1.5bn Pension benefits
Why we rallied in for Oshiomhole – Labour leaders
Faces of anti-labour senators
Para-Military pensioners move against Maina
Pension house of corruption
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SubscribeUnemployment heightens insecurity, say Wogu, Lokoson
MINISTER of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu, and Commandant of the National Defence College NDC, Rear Admiral Thomas Lokoson, have said unemployment is one of the single largest contributing factors to insecurity in the country and called for broad base policy initiatives including the input and participation of security agencies as a way out of youth restiveness arising from joblessness in the country.
Labour plans assault on banks over unfair practices
THERE are indications that organized labour is planning a massive assault on five banks in the nation’s banking sector over alleged unfair labour practices including refused to allow workers join and unilateral retrenchment of workers without recourse to labour laws.
Fraud in old pension scheme, giving CPS bad name, laments PenCom
NATIONAL Pension Commission, PenCom, has commended the National Assembly, for its efforts at finding lasting solution to fraud, non-payment of pension, incessant verification exercise and other negative issues bedeviling the defunct pension scheme, otherwise known as Pay- As- You- Go, PAYG, saying they are damaging the contributory pension scheme.
Law criminising pension abuses by employers underway – Ahmad
NATIONAL Pension Commission, PenCom, it is working on a proposal for an amendment of the Pension Reform Act, PRA, 2004, to prosecute abuses by employers is underway.
Retired Prison officers accuse PFAs of unethical practices
RETIRED Prison officers from Edo State under the aegis of Association of Retired Prisons Officers have accused Pension Funds Administrators, PFAs, of unethical practices and sought to pull out Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS.
Labour seeks FG intervention over AKS Steel workers’ plight
ORGANISED labour in the nation’s Steel and Engineering sector, has called on the Federal Government to intervene on the plight of over 500 workers of AKS Nigeria Limited allegedly forced out of job for the past three months by a Receiver/Manager purportedly acting under an Ex-Parte Court Order.
Employee compensation scheme kicks off amid high expectations
THOUGH the Employee Compensation Scheme, ECS, a child of the Employee Compensation Act, ECA, commenced July last year, however, February 24, 2012, at the official commissioning of the Lagos Corporate Head office of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, NSITF, could be regarded as the actual take of date for the scheme.
Labour disagrees with FG on Bus allocation
VICE President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and Chairman of Labour Transport Company, LTC, Comrade Issa Aremu, has faulted the Federal Government on alleged planned to 450 and 150 buses to the NLC and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC out of the 1,242 buses to be imported.
South-West pensioners demand decentralization of pension administration
PENSIONERS in the South-west have called for the decentralization of pension administration to allow state governments to handle the payments of the Federal share of pension on behalf the Federal Government.
ILO asks Nigerian leaders, others to find solution to 600m jobs challenge
FROM the under-developed countries like Nigeria to the developing countries such as Syria, from the emerging economies like India to a failed economy like Greece and from the developed economies such as Germany and to even a super power like United States of America, USA, the story is the same; unemployment is becoming the greatest threat to peace and stability.
Last pensioners’ verification exercise, a complete failure, says Lagos NUP
LAGOS State Council of Nigeria Union of Pensioners, NUP, has described the last pensioners’ verification exercise ordered by the Federal Government through the Head of Service, HOS, of the Federation as a complete failure.
Jonathan has fulfilled promises to workers – Wogu
MINISTER of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu, has said President Goodluck Jonathan has fulfilled his promises to Nigerian workers, stressing that enhanced welfare of the Nigerian workers is a major trust of the present Administration of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
Dangote’s cement plants generate 60,000 jobs
“OUR greatest problem as a country is the rate of unemployment.” These were the words of President Goodluck Jonathan, at the commissioning of 6 million metric tonnes per annum, mtpa, cement plant at Ibese, Yewa North local Government area of Ogun state, built by business mogul, Aliko Dangote.
Pains of 84-year-old Delta State pensioner
MISTER Timothy Dumbiri Akpede, an 84-year-old blind pensioner served Nigeria in various capacities before retirement. He served the nation as an athlete, a councilor and a teacher before retiring on December 31, 1984.
Senate vows to expose fraudsters in pension funds mgt
THE upper chamber of the National Assembly has vowed to, through legislative processes, expose and deal with those behind the criminal and other unethical practices, especially non-payment of pensions that have inflicted pains and suffering on pensioners in the country.
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