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NECA Calls for Early Stakeholder Engagement Ahead of 2027 Minimum Wage Talks

NECA Calls for Early Stakeholder Engagement Ahead of 2027 Minimum Wage Talks

The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA) has called for early consultations among the government, employers, and organised labour ahead of negotiations for a new national minimum wage in 2027. Geneva, Switzerland, NECA Director-General, Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde,…

As Cost of Living Soars, Labour Pushes for a Genuine Living Wage

As Cost of Living Soars, Labour Pushes for a Genuine Living Wage

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected any proposal to impose taxes on the national minimum wage and announced plans to commence fresh wage negotiations by July 2026. The union said worsening economic conditions, driven…

Resident Doctors Issue 21-Day Ultimatum to FG Over Unpaid Allowances and Welfare Concerns

Resident Doctors Issue 21-Day Ultimatum to FG Over Unpaid Allowances and Welfare Concerns

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has declared an industrial dispute with the federal government and issued a 21-day ultimatum over unresolved welfare, remuneration and training-related issues affecting doctors across the country. The association…

NLC, TUC Seek Binding Global Convention to Protect Platform Workers

NLC, TUC Seek Binding Global Convention to Protect Platform Workers

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) have called for a legally binding international convention to protect workers in the rapidly expanding digital economy, saying such a framework is necessary to…

Relief for Lecturers as FG Pays Long-Delayed Academic Tools Allowance

Relief for Lecturers as FG Pays Long-Delayed Academic Tools Allowance

Federal university lecturers are set to receive five months of outstanding Consolidated Academic Tools Allowance (CATA) following the release of funds by the Federal Government. The payment is expected to provide relief to academic staff…

Nigerian Workers Take Union Rights Complaints to ILO

Nigerian Workers Take Union Rights Complaints to ILO

Nigerian workers have taken their concerns over alleged violations of trade union rights to the International LabourOrganization (ILO), with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) accusing authorities at various levels of persistent interference, intimidation, and violence…

Cross River Payroll Audit Flags Over 2,000 Records as Salary Verification Continues

Cross River Payroll Audit Flags Over 2,000 Records as Salary Verification Continues

The Cross River State Government has disclosed that its ongoing payroll audit has uncovered more than 2,000 questionable records, prompting further verification exercises amid complaints by teachers and local government workers over salary disruptions. The…

CIPM Re-Elects Ahmed Ladan Gobir, Highlights Membership Growth and Digital Reforms at 57th AGM

CIPM Re-Elects Ahmed Ladan Gobir, Highlights Membership Growth and Digital Reforms at 57th AGM

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) has re-elected its President and Chairman of the Governing Council, Mallam Ahmed Ladan Gobir, for a second term following the Institute’s 57th Annual General Meeting (AGM),…

Nigeria Tells ILO: Embrace AI, but Put Workers and Decent Jobs First

Nigeria Tells ILO: Embrace AI, but Put Workers and Decent Jobs First

Nigeria has called for the adoption of human-centred artificial intelligence (AI) policies that safeguard jobs and workers’ rights while allowing technological innovation to support economic growth. The call was made during the 114th Session of…

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