CHIEF Nkem Nwauzor, is the immediate past General Secretary of the oldest trade union in the country, the Nigeria Civil Service Union, NCSU. He retired from the union in 2008 after 28 years in the services of NCSU on account of age. In this interview with Pension and You Correspondent, Victor Ahiuma-Young, in Asaba, Delta State, his home state where now lives, he gave insight into how employees should prepare for retirement among others, how his retirement life has been.

NECA’s 53rd annual general meeting was another opportunity for private sector employers to make public their views on a number of issues ranging from the challenges of doing business in Nigeria to the exist of multinationals from Nigeria. The relationship of the Organised Private Sector with Government, workers and of course, politics.

Sometime in 2005, the three social partners in the industrial relations triphod ; organised labour, private employers and the government met under the auspices of the federal ministry of labour with a representative of the International Labour Organisation in attendance.

NATIONAL Union of Textile, Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria, NUTGTWN, has said it has no doubt that the Vice President and Governor of Kaduna state, Arc. Namadi Sambo and Mr.Patrick Yakowa respectively would continue to march towards wealth generation through re-industrialization of the country.

EVEN as the cases of industrial accidents and casualty rate in workplaces across the country have assumed a frightening dimension and employers seeming lack of concern for employees’ safety and health at workplaces , the ministry of labour and productivity is exploring ways of addressing risks and hazardous situations in work environments in the country.