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Railway Pensioners Clash with Management Over Housing Rights as Court Battles Intensify

Railway Pensioners Clash with Management Over Housing Rights as Court Battles Intensify

Tensions are escalating between retired workers of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) and the corporation’s management over allegations of eviction, demolition, and sale of staff quarters despite ongoing court proceedings. The retirees, under the aegis…

Industrial Court Awards N95m to Ex-NSPMC Worker, Declares Pre-Retirement Disengagement Unlawful

Industrial Court Awards N95m to Ex-NSPMC Worker, Declares Pre-Retirement Disengagement Unlawful

The National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos has declared the disengagement of a former employee of the Nigerian Security Printing and Minting Company Plc (NSPMC), Mr. Uwe, as wrongful, unconstitutional, and void, awarding him more…

Expert warns that ignoring ear checks at recruitment could land employers in legal trouble

Expert warns that ignoring ear checks at recruitment could land employers in legal trouble

An Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) surgeon has called on Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to begin mandatory ear screening and full medical checks for job candidates before employment, warning that failure to do so…

Abia State doubles fashion training scheme to 8,000 youths as Otti scales up empowerment drive

Abia State doubles fashion training scheme to 8,000 youths as Otti scales up empowerment drive

Abia State is set to double its investment in youth empowerment, with Governor Alex Otti announcing plans to expand a flagship fashion skills programme from 4,000 to 8,000 beneficiaries. The move follows the graduation of…

Non-academic staff unions declare indefinite strike from 1st May over stalled 2009 agreement

Non-academic staff unions declare indefinite strike from 1st May over stalled 2009 agreement

Non-academic staff across Nigerian public universities are set to down tools from midnight on Thursday (12:00 a.m. on 1st May), threatening to halt administrative and technical operations at the institutions. The action follows years of…

FG Intensifies Pension Verification for Pre-2004 Civil Servants Amid Low Participation

FG Intensifies Pension Verification for Pre-2004 Civil Servants Amid Low Participation

The Federal Government is intensifying efforts to boost participation in the ongoing online verification and enrolment exercise for accrued pension rights, following a low turnout among eligible civil servants. The National Pension Commission (PenCom) stated…

FG Declares Friday Public Holiday to Mark Workers’ Day, Commends Workforce

FG Declares Friday Public Holiday to Mark Workers’ Day, Commends Workforce

Nigerian workers will observe a nationwide public holiday this Friday in commemoration of International Workers’ Day, the Federal Government has announced. The declaration was made by the Minister of Interior, Mr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, in a…

FG, Labour Urged to Tackle Insecurity and Job Deficit as Workers Face Rising Vulnerability

FG, Labour Urged to Tackle Insecurity and Job Deficit as Workers Face Rising Vulnerability

An expert in International Relations, Dr. Kunle Olawunmi, has urged the Federal Government and organised labour to urgently rebuild public trust and prioritise the creation of decent jobs, warning that insecurity and poverty are undermining…

₦1m salary means little for workers if naira remains weak, inflation persists — NLC

₦1m salary means little for workers if naira remains weak, inflation persists — NLC

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has cautioned that a monthly salary of ₦1 million would offer minimal real relief to workers if the naira remains weak and inflation continues to erode purchasing power. The NLC…

Retirees’ Union Threatens Nationwide Protest Over Pension Delays, Urges State Governors to Act

Retirees’ Union Threatens Nationwide Protest Over Pension Delays, Urges State Governors to Act

The National Association of Retirees of State Governments has threatened a nationwide protest unless state governors urgently review pension payments in line with existing labour laws. The warning was issued in Yenagoa during the inauguration…

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