FG unveils new labour reform agenda, seeks employers’ support
Accessing deceased funds, bane of Contributory Pension – Mokikan
Pension Reforms Task Team uncovers 71,133 ghost pensioners
Retirees accuse Plateau Govt of insensitivity
42 on trial over pension fraud – EFCC
Industrial unrest looms in power sector
Fuel Subsidy: Informal sector workers demand social protection
Our strategies for sustainable pension industry – PenCom
Strike: The return of black market injunction
Subsidy: Why we support indefinite strike – Labour allies
Labour calls for collaboration in power reforms
N7bn not yet credited to PFAs – PenOp
Labour bewails poor public healthcare delivery in Nigeria
Workers seek repeal of 2005 Power Reform Act
Armed Forces Resettlement Centre graduates 149 retiring servicemen
States not funding pension scheme – Operators
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SubscribeNECA, Trustfund train retirees on business planning
NIGERIA Employers Consultative Association, NECA, and Trustfund Pensions Plc, have advised pensioners of the need to do proper planning before venturing into any business to achieve a qualitative life after retirement.
PenCom to apply full weight of law against non-compliant employers
FROM January next year,organizations and employers who have not been complying with the Pension Reform Act, PRA, 2004, will find it rough as the National Pension Commission, PenCom, has vowed to begin full application of enabling law to force employers to remit employees contributions to their Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs.
Stakeholders seek way out of industrial unrest in workplace
STAKEHOLDERS in the nation’s labour industry gathered in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital recently to seek ways of minimizing industrial unrest in workplaces and the Nigeria’s national life.
7 ex-workers of Thomas Wyatt die struggling for unpaid benefits
SEVEN former workers of Thomas Wyatt Nigeria Plc, including Mr John Kpokpowey, a supervisor, have died fighting for their gratuities after 30 years of service with Thomas Wyatt Nigeria Plc.
Stakeholders want PFAs to comply with law on withdrawal
STAKEHOLDERS at a one-day workshop on “Sustaining the Contributory Pension Scheme”, have called on Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, to improve on their service delivery to RSA holders especially by complying with the stipulated laws on lump sum withdrawal.
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