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Nigeria’s refineries were shut down because they were bleeding, not broken — PENGASSAN

*Adds policy u-turns threaten oil industry By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has given the real reasons Nigeria’s government-owned refineries were shut down, saying the facilities were losing money rather than simply being incapable of functioning. The President of PENGASSAN, Festus Osifo, in a chat with journalists […]
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ASSBIFI, ex-bankers trade words over severance pay

THE Association of Senior Staff of Banks, Insusrance and Financial Institutions, ASSBIFI, and the disengaged staff of the Mainstreet Bank are trading words over the severance benefits of the ex-bankers.

Construction industry faces imminent collapse – Labour

THE two unions in the nation’s construction industry; National Union of Civil Engineering Construction, Furniture and Wood Workers, NUCECFWW, and Construction and Civil Engineering Senior Staff Association, CCESSA, few days ago raised alarm over jobs insecurity, lamenting that no fewer than 100,000 workers had been sacked by Multi-National Corporations, MNCs, and indigenous contractors over government refusal to pay for completed and certified projects.

Labour must remain on exclusive list, says TUC

TRADE Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, has kicked against perceived clandestine moves by the State Governors to ensure that labour is removed from the exclusive list of constitution.

Labour seeks maximum sanction for pension fund looters

NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, has called for capital punishment for perpetrators of pension fund fraud, saying “Pension is the life line of the pensioner and any assault on this is clearly a capital offence that equals the taking of the pensioners’ life.”

Stakeholders re-strategize to combat human trafficking, child labour

The rising profile of forced labour and human trafficking in Nigeria and other parts of the globe where no fewer than 20.9 million people are in forced labour situations, yielding perpetrators an estimated 32.6 Billion Dollars profits yearly is a serious concern to every decent person or group.

Recapitalisation: PenCom assures enrollees of failed PFAs

NATIONAL Pension Commission, PenCom, has assured contributors of the Contributory Pension Scheme, whose Pension Administrators, PFAs, failed to meet the N1billion new N1billion minimum capital base of their safety of their fund.

PHCN missing pension: More questions than answers

FOR the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, workers’ missing pension fund known as “Superannuation Fund”, it has become one controversy after another and in fact, a case of the more you look, the less you see.

Employers want ILO, UNDP sanctioned

NIGERIA Employers’ Consultative Association, NECA, and International Labour Organisation , ILO’s Certified Masters Trainers have called on the Federal Government to take necessary action against the activities of ILO and the United Nations Development Programmes, UNDP for preferring expatriates from South Africa and Zimbabwe rather than Nigerian certified ILO Master Trainers to train young farmers in Ekiti state.

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