Support Staff of the Port Harcourt Refining Company, PHRC, in Eleme, Rivers State, on Monday, protested over unpaid salaries and delayed implementation of an approved salary structure, giving the management 48 hours to act. The…
Federal government workers across the country have cried out over worsening economic hardship, insisting that petrol price must drop to ₦200 per litre as the current cost of living becomes unbearable and pushes many civil…
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Lagos Judicial Division, has ordered British American Tobacco Marketing Limited to pay ₦10 million in damages to Mr Eithel Effiang Chu Yeh Mbunkur over the revocation of his employment…
The Kano State Government has approved the implementation of promotions for 18,984 teaching and non-teaching staff of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) for the January and July 2026 promotion cycles, with ₦235.1 million…
Doctors working in Oyo State-owned hospitals say they are overstretched and demoralised, as unresolved welfare issues continue to drive colleagues out of the system. The Nigerian Medical Association, Oyo State Branch, on Monday raised the…
Members of the Joint Health Sector Union at the Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso, have tabled a fresh list of unpaid entitlements, calling for immediate and full settlement by the Oyo State Government. The…
The National President of the Private Schools Tutors Union of Nigeria (PRISCTUN), Dr Babatunde Folarin, has called on the Federal and state governments to ensure that registered private schools comply with labour laws and the…
The Oyo State Government has declared Monday a work-free day for all teachers in the state to commemorate the 2026 Teachers’ Day. The declaration was contained in a circular issued on Sunday in Ibadan by…
Informal workers and small businesses play a major role in Africa’s trade but often have little opportunity to influence the trade and labour policies that affect their livelihoods, according to new research by the International…
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Bauchi Judicial Division, has nullified the termination of the appointment of Muhammed A. Muhammed, a lecturer at Sa’adu Zungur University, Bauchi, after finding that the university failed to follow…
