MEMBERS of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), have decried state nonchalant attitude of state governments towards the welfare of workers in the nation’s schools and colleges.

THURSDAY, October 1, the nation marked her 49 years of nationhood. For leaders of workers in the nation’s textile and garment industry, it was an auspicious day to bring labour leaders, rights activists, employers and others together to look at the journey so far.

FACTS emerging from factories across the country indicate that employers avid for profit at all cost is rapidly compounding their care free attitude to health and safety issues at work places. Almost on a daily basis, various degrees of industrial accidents are recorded, from minor to major injuries to employees.

By Victor Ahiuma-Young & Ifunaya Okafor FOR quite a while, there has been altercation between the management of Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) and  its Pensioners over  a backlog of unpaid arrears  benefits spanning over eight years. Some pensioners are also in court  with the management over benefits that date back to 1991. Last week, the […]

By Victor Ahiuma-Young TRUSTFUND Pensions, has spent over two  billion Naira to settle the benefits of a total of 14, 691 retirees inherited from the defunct National Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) in 2006. Head of the NSITF Fund Division of the Trustfund Pension Plc, Mr. Simon-Peters Okoduwa, who disclosed this in  Abuja, said  the […]