Flexible jobs, fragile rights: Employers raise alarm over labour trends
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Chemical and Non-Metallic Products Employers’ Federation, CANMPEF, has raised concerns over the growing shift from traditional permanent employment to flexible work arrangements, warning that the trend could undermine job security, social protection and other workers’ rights if not properly regulated. The Executive Secretary of CANMPEF, Mr. Olorunfemi Oke, gave the warning […]
Anambra spends N10 bn on arrears of pensions, gratuities
GOvernor Peter Obi of Anambra State has said the state government spent about N10 billion on the payment of arrears of pensions and gratuities to retired civil servants in the last five years.
Anukwu, amputated Luxury Bus driver gets help from NSITF
The unfortunate thing about your plight is that the accident happened before the law came into effect. If not, it will not have been too much of a headache to you or anybody else.”
PENGASSAN threatens to join minimum wage strike
PETROLEUM and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, has threatened to join forces with other unions to ensure full implementation of the N18.000 new minimum.
AUPCTRE blames govs for minimum wage strike
ALMAGALMATED Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Services Employees, AUPCTRE, has blamed states for the wave of industrial unrest over the N18.000 new minimum wage in most states, lamenting that the industrial action is avoidable.
Anukwu, amputated Luxury Bus driver gets help from NSITF…As employers abandon victim
“The unfortunate thing about your plight is that the accident happened before the law came into effect. If not, it will not have been too much of a headache to you or anybody else.”
