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NECA Lists Conditions for Minimum Wage Review, Calls for Tripartite Negotiations

NECA Lists Conditions for Minimum Wage Review, Calls for Tripartite Negotiations

The clamour for a new national minimum wage by organised labour is facing fresh conditions from employers, who say any review must be tied to economic realities and business sustainability. The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association…

Court Orders Bayer Nigeria to Pay Former Employee N3.3m for Wrongful Termination

Court Orders Bayer Nigeria to Pay Former Employee N3.3m for Wrongful Termination

The National Industrial Court in Lagos has ordered Bayer Nigeria Limited to pay a former employee ₦3.3 million for wrongfully terminating her employment without giving her the required one month’s notice or paying her salary…

Lagos-Calabar Highway Workers Begin Strike Over Salary Cuts, Poor Conditions

Lagos-Calabar Highway Workers Begin Strike Over Salary Cuts, Poor Conditions

Workers handling Section 3B of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project have embarked on strike over salary cuts, unpaid entitlements, intimidation and poor working conditions, demanding the removal of expatriate managers and the reinstatement of Mr…

SSANU Women Demand Equal Opportunities and Greater Representation in Leadership

SSANU Women Demand Equal Opportunities and Greater Representation in Leadership

The Women Commission of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) has called for equal opportunities and greater representation of women in workplace decision-making and national development, urging institutions to create an environment that…

African Countries Urged to Increase Health Workforce Funding and Address Staff Shortages

African Countries Urged to Increase Health Workforce Funding and Address Staff Shortages

Health experts have urged African countries to take greater responsibility for developing their health workforce, increase domestic funding and integrate community health workers into national health systems to address persistent shortages of health professionals across…

TUC Rejects ₦70,000 Wage Award, Demands ₦300,000 Minimum Pay

TUC Rejects ₦70,000 Wage Award, Demands ₦300,000 Minimum Pay

The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has told the Federal Government that Nigerian workers need a proper salary increase, not another temporary wage award. The Congress rejected the government’s proposed ₦70,000 monthly wage award,…

FG to Pay Workers ₦70,000 Monthly Transport Allowance for Six Months

FG to Pay Workers ₦70,000 Monthly Transport Allowance for Six Months

The Federal Government has agreed to pay public service workers a monthly transport allowance of ₦70,000 for six months, beginning in November 2026, to cushion the effects of economic challenges.The agreement also calls on state…

Delta Sets Conditions for Health Workers Seeking Retirement at 65

Delta Sets Conditions for Health Workers Seeking Retirement at 65

The Delta State Government has said health workers seeking to retire at 65 under its newly approved policy must apply six months before reaching the statutory retirement age of 60 and pass medical fitness assessments.…

Kano Governor Vows to Sack Officials Who Sell Empowerment Items Meant for Grassroots Workers

Kano Governor Vows to Sack Officials Who Sell Empowerment Items Meant for Grassroots Workers

Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has vowed to remove any political appointee found guilty of selling empowerment materials intended to support grassroots workers and small-scale operators. The governor gave the warning on Monday at…

FG, Trade Unions Seek Wider Social Protection for Informal Workers in West Africa

FG, Trade Unions Seek Wider Social Protection for Informal Workers in West Africa

The Federal Government and the Organisation of Trade Unions of West Africa (OTUWA) have called for wider social protection coverage for workers in the informal economy, as only 16 per cent of West Africans receive…

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