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NAMA Attributes Delay in Retirees’ Benefits to Bureaucratic and Pension Challenges

NAMA Attributes Delay in Retirees’ Benefits to Bureaucratic and Pension Challenges

The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has attributed delays in the payment of outstanding retirees’ entitlements to longstanding bureaucratic, policy, and pension-related challenges inherited from previous administrations. The agency also defended its record on employee…

Ondo Adopts Federal Salary Structure for Medical, Health Workers

Ondo Adopts Federal Salary Structure for Medical, Health Workers

Ondo State has approved the adoption of the federal salary structure for medical and health workers across the state public service. Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa announced the decision during the annual get-together and send-off ceremony held…

PenCom Proposes Enhanced Police Pension Package With Full Salary for Retirees

PenCom Proposes Enhanced Police Pension Package With Full Salary for Retirees

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has proposed a new pension package for personnel of the Nigeria Police Force under the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS), aimed at improving retirement benefits, addressing welfare concerns, and reducing calls…

Kwara Extends 30% Peculiar Allowance to More Workers, Pays May Salaries Early

Kwara Extends 30% Peculiar Allowance to More Workers, Pays May Salaries Early

The Kwara State Government has approved a 30 per cent peculiar allowance for workers in agencies, parastatals, and media organisations that had previously not benefited from the payment, in a move aimed at improving employee…

Lagos Disburses ₦8.04bn to Retirees, Expands Welfare and Public Service Reforms

Lagos Disburses ₦8.04bn to Retirees, Expands Welfare and Public Service Reforms

The Lagos State Government has disbursed more than ₦8.04 billion to retirees under the Contributory Pension Scheme and the Defined Benefit Scheme as part of broader efforts to strengthen workers’ welfare and improve public service…

Lagos Clears N3.67bn Salary Arrears, Introduces New Welfare Measures for Workers

Lagos Clears N3.67bn Salary Arrears, Introduces New Welfare Measures for Workers

The Lagos State Government has paid N3.67 billion in salary arrears owed to 6,293 academic and non-academic staff of state-owned tertiary institutions, in a move aimed at improving employee welfare and sustaining industrial harmony across…

Court orders Pyrammidt Company to pay former cleaner ₦2.2m for unlawful salary cut and wrongful dismissal

Court orders Pyrammidt Company to pay former cleaner ₦2.2m for unlawful salary cut and wrongful dismissal

The National Industrial Court in Yenagoa has declared unlawful the decision by Pyrammidt Company to reduce a worker’s monthly salary from ₦45,000 to ₦20,000. The court ordered the firm to pay ₦225,000 in unpaid salary…

NSITF Enrols 7.6 Million Workers in Compensation Scheme, Brings Nigeria Police on Board

NSITF Enrols 7.6 Million Workers in Compensation Scheme, Brings Nigeria Police on Board

The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has announced that more than 7.6 million Nigerian workers have been enrolled in the Employees’ Compensation Scheme (ECS), with members of the Nigeria Police Force joining the scheme…

Kaduna Releases ₦1bn to Settle Judiciary Workers’ Outstanding Entitlements

Kaduna Releases ₦1bn to Settle Judiciary Workers’ Outstanding Entitlements

Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, has approved the release of ₦1 billion for the payment of outstanding entitlements owed to judiciary workers, in a move aimed at addressing longstanding welfare concerns and strengthening industrial…

Two Decades After Factory Closures, Kaduna Textile Workers Battle Poverty and Unpaid Entitlements

Two Decades After Factory Closures, Kaduna Textile Workers Battle Poverty and Unpaid Entitlements

Thousands of former employees of defunct textile companies in Kaduna State have appealed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Gov. Uba Sani to intervene in the alleged non-payment of more than ₦35 billion in gratuities…

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