Kogi Project: Welders’ union, contractors in fresh showdown
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
PenCom to automate retirement benefits’ approval process
We‘ve been abandoned by APMT – Accident victims
Only ignorant employers abhor union, says Eburajalor
Only ignorant employers abhor union, says Eburajalor
Don’t abuse our comradeship, Oshiomhole to Edo Labour leaders
4000 jobs at risk as UNT remains closed
NSITF, labour strategise on effective ECB
Labour, NECA heading for a showdown
New wage to favour private sector
Minimum wage: You can pay N18.000, clerics tell govs
PENGASSAN urges states replicate FOI Act
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SubscribeTeachers’ employment not automatic – Oshiomhole
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State says employment into the state teaching service will no longer be automatic, adding that the applicant must show competence beyond paper qualification.
N18.000 based on current revenue allocation – Aremu
ORGANISED Labour has said the N18,000.00 new minimum wage was based on current revenue allocation formula and argued that governors have no reason to hing their implementation of new wage signed into in March 2011 by President Goodluck Jonathan on a new revenue allocation.
Canadian unionist protests Odah’s sack
A retired officer of the Canadian Labour Congress,CLC, Mr. Paul Puritt, has protested the termination of the appointment of the General Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress,NLC, Comrade John Odah and called for his reinstatement.
Jobless growth dangerous for Nigeria, employers warn
For employers in the Chemical and Non-metallic products sub-sector of the Nigeria’s economy, the 2010 financial year that ended June 1, 2011, provided a unique opportunity to indirectly set agenda for the new government that emerged after the April general elections and to warn of the danger posed by rising unemployment, poverty and deprivation to the stability of the country.
CDWR demands reinstatement of sacked AAUA union leaders
CAMPAIGN for Democratic and Workers’ Rights, CDWR, has faulted the sack and intimidation of 20 union leaders Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA, Ondo State by the institution’s management and called for their immediate reinstatement.
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