ILO Platform Economy Convention 2026: Rights, responsibilities for stakeholders
Court orders Gaskiya Textile to ex-workers N128m
Oshiomhole: From factory to Government House
National protest over pensioners’ plight gathers momentum
National protest over pensioners’ plight gathers momentum
Labour urges EFCC to bring pension fund thieves to book
Maritime workers talk tough over privatization
Bourgeois take over trade unions

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FG, RAPSON to create 300,000 jobs
FEDERAL Government has kicked off a process that could generate over 300,000 jobs for unemployed Nigerians as it inaugurated committee on installation of surveillance and traffic cameras and other equipment in the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.
Sanusi policies killing jobs, impoverishing workers, laments ASSBIFI
ORGANISED labour in the Financial Sector, has said the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, will remain in the bad book of labour in a long time to for initiating and implementing policies that have continued to kill jobs and impoverish workers in the banking industry.
Why we want Health Minister sacked – Unions
FIVE unions in the nation’s health sector have explained that their campaigns for the sack of the Minister of Health, Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu, is to better the health care delivering system in the country, urging President Goodluck Jonathan, to sack the minister before it is too late.
NLC/Odah crisis: A costly price of intrigues
HAVING covered the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, for over two decades, one is in a position to comment on certain developments within the NLC. First for historical records, two for Nigerian workers to have an insight into happenings in their reputable organisation and thirdly to ensure that such anti-labour practices are not allowed in any working class organisation.
Our pensions for survival, not for burial, NIPOST pensioners cry to FG
AGGRIEVED Nigerian Postal Service, NIPOST, pensioners have appealed to the Federal Government and the management of NIPOST, to pay their over seven years arrears, saying their pensions is for them to live and not for burial.

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