Nigeria raises AI concerns at ILC
ILO adopts first-ever global convention protecting platform workers
664m workers globally earn poverty wages
FG tasks council to deepen safety awareness
FG indicts employers on abuse of expatriate quota
Maritime Workers Union’s new leadership unveils bold agenda

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15% tariff reduction: Labour rages over non-implementation
NCC and Organised Labour reached an agreement to reduce the telcos tariff hike from the 50% initially approved by the government, to 35%
Why we prioritise industrial peace in maritime industry —Adeyanju
The outgoing President-General, PG, of Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, Prince Adewale Adeyanju, has reflected on his transformative eight-year tenure as the PG of the Union and gave insight into why his leadership prioritized industrial peace. During an interface with journalists at the union’s Lagos headquarters, as he prepares to pass the torch to […]
Our quarrel with WAEC — NASU
NASU, raised the alarm over a deliberate policy by the management of West African Examinations Council, WAEC, to emasculate it as a union
NSITF launches service charter
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) on Thursday launched the NSITF Service Charter, stating that it is part of the commitment to exceeding customer expectations. The Managing Director of NSITF, Oluwaseun Faleye, who conducted the launch, also disclosed that the fund was ready to collaborate with customers and other stakeholders to achieve […]
Job security tops as Labour, FES unveil workers’ Charter of Demands on Just Transition
For some time now, discussions around the Just and Green transition from fossil energy to renewable sources, or the shift from carbon-based to decarbonized or green economies,
Regulatory agencies complicit in expatriate quota abuse in Nigeria — PENGASSAN
The complaints about expatriate quota abuses in Nigeria have remained largely unresolved
Digital skills gap, education mismatch fueling Nigeria’s employment crisis —stakeholders
By Victor AhiumaYoung Nigeria is grappling with a significant youth employment crisis, with millions of young people either underemployed or unemployed. According to a report by the Palladium Group, over 50 per cent of Nigeria’s youth population faces these challenges due to a mismatch between the education system and the needs of the job market. Despite […]
Victimising workers: Controversial suppression of trade unionism at WAEC Nigeria
By Ivor Takor In December 2024, members of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, West African Examinations Council, WAEC, branches across Nigeria embarked on a four-day strike to protest the refusal of the WAEC Management to implement a 30 percent salary increase. This increase was part of an agreement with the unions […]
Labour battles FG as salary shortfalls persist for workers
Shortfalls in the salary of the federal civil servants became prominent during the January payment
Nigeria in fresh initiative to tackle unemployment
By Victor Ahiuma-Young In a move set to reshape Nigeria’s digital landscape and propel it toward its $1 trillion economy goal, the Federal Government has unveiled an ambitious plan for massive job creation through the ICT sector. The Nigeria-Korea Information Access Centre, IAC, a state-of-the-art facility funded by the Korean Government, was officially commissioned at […]
100,000 jobs underway as DBI, SBTS unfold digital skills training
Digital Bridge Institute, DBI, in partnership with Small Business Training Solutions, SBTS have unfolded plans to train Nigerian youth
We can’t compromise staff’s welfare, plunge sector into anarchy — Maritime workers
The flag-off ceremony of campaigns by Francis Bunu Abi with the incumbent PG, where the outgoing PG, Prince Adewale Adeyanju, and other Labour leaders endorsed him
How we’re tackling casualisation, slave labour in oil and gas sector — PENGASSAN
Casualisation and contract staffing are among the worst forms of employment practices in the nation’s oil and gas industry
How govt can turn economy around — NECA
Director- General of the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association, NECA, and Voice of Business in Nigeria, Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde, he speaks on diverse issues
Outrage: Gains of minimum wage eroded by taxation – Labour
Governors are alleged to have imposed excessive taxation on workers as part of the implementation of the N70, 000 new minimum wage

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