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Labour, Siemens settle dispute

Labour, Siemens settle dispute

TRADE Union Congress of Nigeria ( TUC ) and its affiliate, Precision, Electrical and Related Equipment Senior Staff Association, PERESSA and Siemens Limited Nigeria, have settled their lingering dispute over the termination of the appointment of a official of Simens, Mr. Moses Onibudo, and other issues.

Third party employers’ get  code of conduct

Third party employers’ get code of conduct

FOR some time now, organised labour and other interested parties have been expressed misgivings over the conduct and activities of third party employers, generally referred to as ‘Labour contractors’. Though the Ministry of Labour and Productivity, in a bid to standardize their operations, is issuing guidelines and permit for their operations.

May Day must retain its focus

May Day must retain its focus

With a few weeks to May Day popular among the working class as “ Workers Day”, trade unions around the world have lined up activities to mark May Day.

NDE critical to the seven point agenda, says Labour minister

NDE critical to the seven point agenda, says Labour minister

The Federal Government is committed to addressing the problem of mass unemployment in the country and would spare no effort in ensuring that programmes geared towards job generation and poverty alleviation get the priority it deserves. To attain this objective, the minister for labour and productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu called on the management of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) to step up its activities

Unions must take interest in pension fund management, says SOZ

Unions must take interest in pension fund management, says SOZ

After over four decades in the trade union movement within which period he became the general secretary of a trade union from 1978 to2009, left wing intellectual of the trade union movement, Comrade Sylvester Ejiofoh bowed out of career trade unionism late last year.