FG unveils new labour reform agenda, seeks employers’ support
Gratuity subsists, Labour tells employers
I’m retiring voluntarily – Edo Hos
TUC commends Minister over UBN’s ASSBIFI
Union Bank: NLC accuses Labour Ministry of taking side…….As leaders meet today over dispute
NLC 2011 polls: Omar sets for another term
Labour, losing populist focus, laments Agari, ex-Perm Sec
Labour Minister clocks 46
No, Osibodu, you don’t have powers to proscribe ASSBIFI
Wogu, Fashola, others for ILERA confab
Adefaye returns as NGE president
Stakeholders set agenda for Labour
Privatisation: PHCN workers sue FG, others
PHCN workers seek jail term for advocates of privatisation if…
Financial crisis lowers global wage, says ILO
Govt policies destroy jobs – Bankers
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SubscribeNUP raises alarm over irregularities in Federal civil service pension
NIGERIA Union of Pensioners, has raised alarm over perceived serious irregularities in the Federal Civil Pension Administration which NUP said have affected the pensioners negatively that they are now faced with untold hardship and suffering.
PENCOM sanctions 3,660 employers for violating PRA
NO fewer than three thousand, six hundred and sixty employers have been sanctioned through the imposition of monetary penalty by the National Pension Commission, PENCOM for violating the provisions of Pension Reform Act, PRA of 2004.
Rights group condemns sack of 226 PAN workers
CAMPAIGN of Democratic and Workers’ Rights CDWR, has condemned last week sack of 226 workers Peugeot Automobile Nigeria, PAN, by the management over right to join union and called for their immediate reinstatement.
PENCOM plans database for workers
NATIONAL Pension Commission, PENCOM, has said it would set up a database of working population to ensure that employers covered by the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, are implementing the scheme for their employees.
ECB now awaits Presidential assent, says Abubakar
AFTER many years of agitations, the outdated and much criticied Workmen Compensation Act, WCA, introduced into the nation’s industrial status book by the colonial masters, is on its way out of the nation’s labour law as indication emerged that the Employees Compensation Bill, ECB, sent to the National Assembly by late President Musa Yar, Adua, to repeal the WCA is now waiting Presidential assent.
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