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FG Enforces ‘No Work, No Pay’ Rule as ASUU Embarks on Two-Week Strike

FG Enforces ‘No Work, No Pay’ Rule as ASUU Embarks on Two-Week Strike

The Federal Government has ordered the enforcement of its “no work, no pay” policy for university lecturers participating in the ongoing two-week warning strike declared by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). The directive…

Oghifo Defends Lifetime Salary Policy for Senior Officers, Says Lower Ranks Shouldn’t Feel Aggrieved

Oghifo Defends Lifetime Salary Policy for Senior Officers, Says Lower Ranks Shouldn’t Feel Aggrieved

The Retired Director, Employment and Wages at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment (FMLE), Mrs. Gloria Oghifo, has expressed support for the Federal Government’s newly introduced lifetime salary policy for senior-ranking public officers, describing…

FG Warns ASUU: Strike Violates ‘No Work, No Pay’ Policy

FG Warns ASUU: Strike Violates ‘No Work, No Pay’ Policy

The Federal Government has warned the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) against proceeding with its planned two-week warning strike, reiterating that the ‘no work, no pay’ policy remains in force. The warning was issued…

ASUU Begins Two-Week Warning Strike over Government’s Unmet Promises

ASUU Begins Two-Week Warning Strike over Government’s Unmet Promises

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared a two-week warning strike, beginning 13 October, accusing the Federal Government of failing to honour agreements and address long-standing issues affecting public universities. ASUU President, Chris…

NLC Calls for Tech Tax to Fund Retraining of Workers Displaced by AI

NLC Calls for Tech Tax to Fund Retraining of Workers Displaced by AI

The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Joe Ajaero, has called for a tax on the profits of technology giants and automated industries to fund large-scale retraining and upskilling programmes for workers at…

PCC Urges Nigerians to Use Free Dispute Resolution Services as It Marks 50 Years

PCC Urges Nigerians to Use Free Dispute Resolution Services as It Marks 50 Years

The Public Complaints Commission (PCC) has encouraged employees and employers across Nigeria to take advantage of its free dispute resolution services as part of activities marking its 50th anniversary celebration. The Federal Commissioner of the…

New Wage Law Applies to Firms with 20 Workers and Above — NLC Lagos Chair

New Wage Law Applies to Firms with 20 Workers and Above — NLC Lagos Chair

The Chairperson of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Lagos State Council, Comrade Agnes Funmi Sessi, has clarified that the new national minimum wage of ₦70,000 applies only to workplaces with 20 or more employees. She…

World Bank: 98 Million Nigerians Struggle with Job Insecurity — Highest in Africa

World Bank: 98 Million Nigerians Struggle with Job Insecurity — Highest in Africa

About 98 million Nigerians are currently facing job-related challenges — the highest figure recorded in Sub-Saharan Africa — according to the World Bank’s Africa’s Pulsereport released in October 2025. The report ranked Nigeria ahead of…

SOL Marks Customer Service Week 2025, Reaffirms Commitment to Excellence

SOL Marks Customer Service Week 2025, Reaffirms Commitment to Excellence

Strategic Outsourcing Limited (SOL) joined the global observance of Customer Service Week 2025 on Friday, 10 October, with a special event at its Lagos head office to celebrate its employees and reaffirm its commitment to…

FG Professionalises HR in Civil Service, Endorses CIPM as Sole Certifying Body

FG Professionalises HR in Civil Service, Endorses CIPM as Sole Certifying Body

The Federal Government has announced a major reform to professionalise Human Resource (HR) management in the civil service, reaffirming that the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) remains the sole body legally empowered…

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