King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
The Minister gave an “ironclad assurance” that no staff of King’s College would be victimised through retrenchment, posting or demotion
Minimum wage fever hits private sector
As at today, while no fewer than 20 states has begun the payment or indicated their readiness to pay the new national minimum wage
Oil workers grieve over colleagues’ death in helicopter crash
By Victor AhiumaYoung Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, and its Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, counterpart, have expressed sadness and shock over the tragic helicopter crash that claimed the lives of six oil workers and two crew members. While NUPENG lost two of its officials, PENGASSAN […]
708 women shutout of labour markers — ILO
By Victor AhiumaYoung THE International Labour Organisation, ILO, has said that an estimated 708 million women globally are outside the labour force because of unpaid care responsibilities. This is according to ILO’s new global estimates released to mark the International Day of Care and Support. In 2023, 748 million people (aged 15 or older) were not […]
Our education in shambles, NASU fumes
“This funding gap also affects the welfare of staff, leading to poor remuneration, delayed salaries, inadequate benefits, and limited opportunities”
Research institutes’ workers agonise over 12 months salary arrears
Workers in the nation’s Research Institutes have decried the unpaid 12 months’ arrears of the negotiated salary structure in the Year 2010
