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FCSC Urges States to Embrace Reforms for Better Civil Service Management

FCSC Urges States to Embrace Reforms for Better Civil Service Management

The Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) has urged participating states to embrace reforms that will improve efficiency, integrity and accountability in the civil service, including better recruitment, promotion and personnel management processes. Mr Dahiru Lawal,…

NICN President Calls for Stricter Enforcement of Workers’ Compensation Law

NICN President Calls for Stricter Enforcement of Workers’ Compensation Law

The President of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN), Justice Benedict Bakwaph Kanyip, has called for stricter enforcement of the Employees’ Compensation Act to ensure workers who suffer workplace injuries, disabilities or occupational diseases…

FG Introduces New IPPIS Payroll Requirements for Newly Recruited Workers

FG Introduces New IPPIS Payroll Requirements for Newly Recruited Workers

The Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF) has introduced new validation requirements for newly recruited Federal Government employees before they can be enrolled in the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS). The…

Enugu Partners Humatrix to Create 100,000 Jobs for Young People

Enugu Partners Humatrix to Create 100,000 Jobs for Young People

The Enugu State Government has partnered with Humatrix Ltd. to establish a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) hub aimed at creating more than 100,000 jobs for young people within five years and positioning the state as…

Former FCC Chairman Backs Fight Against Job Racketeering in Public Service

Former FCC Chairman Backs Fight Against Job Racketeering in Public Service

Former Executive Chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC), Prof. Shuaibu AbdulRaheem, has backed the commission’s current chairman, Mrs Hulayat Omidiran, in her efforts to tackle job racketeering, corruption and unfair recruitment practices in Nigeria’s…

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…

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…

ILO Says Labour Rights Can Guide Responsible Use of AI in the Workplace

ILO Says Labour Rights Can Guide Responsible Use of AI in the Workplace

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has highlighted how international labour standards can guide the fair and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in workplaces, as the technology raises concerns about workers’ rights, privacy, surveillance and…

CDCFIB Approves Promotion of 27,624 Paramilitary Personnel

CDCFIB Approves Promotion of 27,624 Paramilitary Personnel

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has approved the promotion of 27,624 personnel across Nigeria’s four paramilitary services to address promotion delays, improve staff welfare and boost morale. The board also…

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