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The Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment on Thursday launched a new Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system aimed at modernising its operations, reducing paperwork, and improving service delivery. Speaking at the inauguration in Abuja, the…
The National Industrial Court has ruled that the National Assembly Service Commission wrongly attempted to retire Dr. Christopher Vershima Ashekaabefore the lawful date. Delivering judgment in Abuja, the Court’s President, Justice Benedict Kanyip, held that…
Plateau State Governor, Mr. Caleb Mutfwang, on Tuesday in Jos, urged recently absorbed ad hoc workers in state-owned tertiary institutions to demonstrate strong commitment and dedication to their duties. He said he issued the charge…
Seventy former employees of Premium Pension Ltd. (PPL) have filed a suit at the National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) in Abuja, accusing the pension administrator of unlawfully terminating their employment and withholding their gratuities…
The President of the National Industrial Court, Justice Benedict Kanyip, on Monday highlighted gaps in the Employees’ Compensation Act (ECA), warning that several provisions still leave workers inadequately protected. Speaking at an engagement organised by…
Great Nigeria Insurance has assured retirees under its annuity programme that any additional pension inflows due to them will be credited immediately once the funds are released. The commitment was given at the third GNI…
Just over two weeks after suspending its co‑founder and Chief Technology Officer, Ezra Olubi, over allegations of sexual misconduct and resurfaced tweets, Paystack has terminated his employment. The fintech company said the decision was taken…
The National Industrial Court in Lagos has ruled that Reddington Multi‑Specialist Hospital wrongfully terminated the employment of Mr. Adefemi Olayinka Aderiye and failed to follow proper redundancy procedures. Delivering judgment, Hon. Justice A. N. Ubaka…
More than 8,000 civil servants in the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) will sit for their 2024 promotion examinations this week in Abuja. The Computer-Based Tests (CBT), covering 165 cadres, will run from Tuesday to…
