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Kaduna Industrial Court Orders Bajju Traditional Council to Pay Worker’s Salary, Awards ₦1m Damages

Kaduna Industrial Court Orders Bajju Traditional Council to Pay Worker’s Salary, Awards ₦1m Damages

The National Industrial Court sitting in Kaduna has ruled that the BAJJU (KAJJU) Traditional Council and the Kaduna State Ministry for Local Government Affairs acted unlawfully in stopping the salary of Mr. John Bulus from…

Delayed ₦35,000 Wage Award Arrears Unacceptable, Federal Civil Servants Lament

Delayed ₦35,000 Wage Award Arrears Unacceptable, Federal Civil Servants Lament

Federal civil servants have faulted the continued delay in paying the outstanding three months of the ₦35,000 wage award arrears, describing the situation as unacceptable amid worsening economic hardship. The workers expressed their concerns on…

Edo Govt Employs Over 8,000 Workers, Raises Minimum Wage to ₦75,000 in One Year — HOS

Edo Govt Employs Over 8,000 Workers, Raises Minimum Wage to ₦75,000 in One Year — HOS

The Edo State Government says it has employed more than 8,000 civil and public servants within one year and significantly improved workers’ salaries and welfare under the administration of Gov. Monday Okpebholo. The Head of…

Court Orders UNILAG to Pay Late Prof. Luke Uche’s Benefits, Dismisses ₦25m Debt Claim

Court Orders UNILAG to Pay Late Prof. Luke Uche’s Benefits, Dismisses ₦25m Debt Claim

The National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos has ordered the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to immediately compute and pay all terminal benefits owed to the late Prof. Luke Uche, rejecting the institution’s claim that he…

Taraba Disability Group Urges Government to Prioritise Members in Employment

Taraba Disability Group Urges Government to Prioritise Members in Employment

The Joint National Association of Persons Living with Disabilities (JONAPWD), Taraba State chapter, has appealed to the state government to prioritise persons living with disabilities in employment opportunities across the state. The state chairman of…

Oyo Nurses Reject Proposed 7.5% Health Insurance Salary Deduction

Oyo Nurses Reject Proposed 7.5% Health Insurance Salary Deduction

The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), Oyo State Council, has rejected the proposed 7.5 per cent health insurance deduction from the salaries of its members, warning that the move is ill-timed and…

Abia Teachers Suspend Strike as Govt Agrees to Reinstatement, Payment of Arrears

Abia Teachers Suspend Strike as Govt Agrees to Reinstatement, Payment of Arrears

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) in Abia State has suspended its planned indefinite strike following an emergency meeting with representatives of Gov. Alex Otti, held on Friday in Umuahia. The union said the decision…

NLC Urges Federal Government to Enforce ₦70,000 Minimum Wage Nationwide

NLC Urges Federal Government to Enforce ₦70,000 Minimum Wage Nationwide

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has urged the Federal Government to urgently address workers’ wages and ensure the full implementation of the new national minimum wage, warning that delays and uneven compliance are worsening economic…

Ondo to Enrol 1,000 Retirees in State Health Insurance Scheme

Ondo to Enrol 1,000 Retirees in State Health Insurance Scheme

The Ondo State Contributory Health Insurance Commission has announced plans to enrol no fewer than 1,000 retirees into the state health insurance scheme, as part of efforts to improve access to affordable healthcare for former…

Katsina Tertiary Institution Workers Issue 14-Day Strike Ultimatum Over Pay, Allowances

Katsina Tertiary Institution Workers Issue 14-Day Strike Ultimatum Over Pay, Allowances

Workers at state-owned tertiary institutions in Katsina have issued a 14-day ultimatum to the state government, threatening to commence an indefinite strike if their demands are not addressed. The notice, which took effect on 29…

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