November 6, 2026
  1. Home
  2. Author Blogs

Author: The HR Anchor

The HR Anchor

Industrial Court Moves to Halt Labour Protest as NLC, TUC Face Interim Ban in FCT

Industrial Court Moves to Halt Labour Protest as NLC, TUC Face Interim Ban in FCT

The National Industrial Court sitting in Abuja has restrained the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the Trade Union Congress (TUC), and three other parties from embarking on any form of strike or protest within the Federal…

No Jobs on Offer, NMDPRA Alerts Nigerians to Fake Recruitment Syndicates

No Jobs on Offer, NMDPRA Alerts Nigerians to Fake Recruitment Syndicates

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has said it is not currently conducting any recruitment exercise, warning Nigerians to be wary of fraudsters posing as agents of the authority. In a statement…

NLC, TUC Plan Solidarity Rally in Abuja in Support of Striking FCTA Workers

NLC, TUC Plan Solidarity Rally in Abuja in Support of Striking FCTA Workers

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) have announced plans to stage a solidarity rally in Abuja on Tuesday, February 3, in support of workers in the Federal Capital Territory Administration…

Building Africa’s Agri-Future: Dr. Agbugba’s Strategy for Youth Talent and Employment

Building Africa’s Agri-Future: Dr. Agbugba’s Strategy for Youth Talent and Employment

The global conversation on the future of work must extend to the sectors that form the bedrock of our economies. For Africa, this means fundamentally reimagining the talent pipeline for agriculture – the continent’s largest…

LIRS Offers Employers Extra Time, Shifts Annual Tax Filing Deadline to February 7

LIRS Offers Employers Extra Time, Shifts Annual Tax Filing Deadline to February 7

The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) has extended the deadline for employers to file their annual tax returns, offering additional time for compliance. Under the revised schedule, employers now have until 7 February 2026…

Court Awards ₦50m Against First Bank Over Career-Damaging Blacklist

Court Awards ₦50m Against First Bank Over Career-Damaging Blacklist

The National Industrial Court, sitting in Owerri, has ordered First Bank of Nigeria to pay ₦50 million in damages to a former employee, Mr. Collins Harrison Godspower, over his wrongful blacklisting by the Central Bank…

0 Shares