Flexible jobs, fragile rights: Employers raise alarm over labour trends
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Chemical and Non-Metallic Products Employers’ Federation, CANMPEF, has raised concerns over the growing shift from traditional permanent employment to flexible work arrangements, warning that the trend could undermine job security, social protection and other workers’ rights if not properly regulated. The Executive Secretary of CANMPEF, Mr. Olorunfemi Oke, gave the warning […]
Over 6.2m contributors now part of CPS, says PenCom
No fewer than 6.2 million workers or contributors have been registered into the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, since inception, the National Pension Commission, PenCom, has announced.
Workers battle employers over worsening anti-labour practices
Speaking at the event, Chairman of African Region of IndustriALL Union, Comrade Issa Aremu, said jobs in Nigeria were no longer secure as employers opt for short-term, flexible employment as part of strategies to save cost and boost profit.
We‘ve not received federal share our pensions since 2009, laments Ojiho
Pensioners in the country have continued to lament unpaid pensions in what they described as the Federal Government share of their Pension.
Minimum Wage: Senate is wrong
The decision of the Senate to delist the national minimum wage from the Exclusive List is the greatest disservice done to Nigerian workers.
Why workers go on strike in Edo State — Commissioner
It is not true because they are not direct employees of the government. They are employees of Edo Line. It is like Bendel Breweries . They have to work for the money and pay themselves. They have a different condition of service from the civil service.
