Living wage, 2027 elections: NLC rallies workers for tough battles ahead
Employee sues Microsoft over sack, alleged sexual harassment
ILO, others move to end workplace discrimination against disabled persons
More FG pensioners in Lagos decry unpaid benefits
Why Pension Reform Act 2004 needs amendment – PenCom
NLC and Minimum Wage: The Task Ahead
Why Pension Reform Act 2004 needs amendment – PenCom
More FG pensioners in Lagos decry unpaid benefits
Labour reaffirms April MOU with DLA in Delta
NLC and Minimum Wage: The Task Ahead
FG pensioners in Lagos lament unpaid benefits
Why Pension Reform Act 2004 needs amendment – PenCom
Labour reaffirms April MOU with DLA in Delta
NECA warns of unemployment implosion
AP Moller apologises over remarks
We support amendment of Pension Reform Act, 2004 – PenCom
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SubscribeOver 500,000 employers now covered by ECS, says NSITF
THE National Social Insurance Trust Fund, NSITF, has said no fewer than 500,000 workers have keyed into the Employees Compensation Scheme, ECS. It has also paid over N200 million employees that were injured at workplaces since the commencement of ECS.
Why we prefer dialogue to protests – ‘Keke Marwa’ operators
•As commuters bemoan Fashola’s free ride at Sallah
When will this lingering transportation problem come to an end in Lagos State? Kindly assist us to plead with Governor Fashola to ameliorate our sufferings as the State-owned transport service (BRT/LAGBUS) cannot solve all transportation problems in the State”. This plea was chorused by some stranded commuters at Ogba, a suburb of Lagos.
Minimum wage: Senate is self-serving, anti-people – Public sector unions
THE decision by the Senate to remove the National Minimum Wage from the exclusive legislative list and deregulate minimum wage has continued to attract wide condemnation by Nigerians and organized groups. The latest is by no fewer than eight public sector unions under the umbrella of the National Public Service Negotiation Council, which described the senators as anti-workers and self-serving.
NLC lauds House of Representatives
THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has lauded members of the House of Representatives, for among others, not only retaining the National Minimum Wage on the exclusive legislative list, but gave its word to ensure it remains so, contrary to the position of the Senate.
We support amendment of Pension Reform Act, 2004 – PenCom
This is a continuation of the National Pension Commission, PenCom, presentation to the Senate and House of Representatives joint committee on pension. xii.Funding of the Minimum Pension Guarantee and the Establishment of the Pension Protection Fund (Ss. 82 – 84 of the Bill) The PRA 2004 provides for the payment of a Minimum Pension Guarantee […]
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