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Federal Workers to Process Postings, Promotions and Leave Online Under New IPPIS HR Platform

Federal Workers to Process Postings, Promotions and Leave Online Under New IPPIS HR Platform

Federal civil servants will now be able to apply for postings, promotions, and leave electronically, eliminating the need to move between offices to process personnel matters, following the Federal Government’s deployment of a new digital…

FG Approves 35% Increase in Hazard Allowances for NASU Members in Federal Universities

FG Approves 35% Increase in Hazard Allowances for NASU Members in Federal Universities

The Federal Government has approved a 35 per cent increase in hazard allowances for junior and senior members of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) working in federal universities. The revised…

Lagos Government Vows Tough Sanctions Against Assaults on Medical Personnel

Lagos Government Vows Tough Sanctions Against Assaults on Medical Personnel

The Lagos State Government has warned that anyone who attacks healthcare workers in hospitals will face prosecution and possible imprisonment. The warning was issued by the Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Office of Transformation, Creativity and…

OPSN Rejects Proposed Pension Contribution Increase, Warns of Higher Employment Costs

OPSN Rejects Proposed Pension Contribution Increase, Warns of Higher Employment Costs

The Organised Private Sector of Nigeria (OPSN) has opposed the Federal Government’s proposed increase in mandatory pension contributions, warning that the move could raise employment costs, weaken businesses, and undermine job creation if implemented under…

ILO Urges Greater Investment in Youth Skills to Combat Unemployment in Nigeria

ILO Urges Greater Investment in Youth Skills to Combat Unemployment in Nigeria

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has called for sustained investment in skills development to tackle youth unemployment and equip young Nigerians with the competencies required for decent work in an increasingly dynamic labour market. The…

Labour Minister Pledges Skills-First Strategy to Boost Jobs and National Competitiveness

Labour Minister Pledges Skills-First Strategy to Boost Jobs and National Competitiveness

The Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to prioritising skills development as a cornerstone of its strategy for job creation, economic growth, and enhanced national competitiveness, against the backdrop of rapid shifts in the global…

HR Space Conference 2026: Caleb University Urges Strategic HR to Drive Business Resilience and Growth

HR Space Conference 2026: Caleb University Urges Strategic HR to Drive Business Resilience and Growth

Human resource leaders, chief executives, business executives, and academics on Tuesday converged in Lagos for the HR Space Conference 2026, organised by Caleb University, where speakers called on HR professionals to move beyond administrative responsibilities…

CIPM Inducts 78 HR Professionals in First-Ever Virtual Ceremony, Reinforces Commitment to Innovation

CIPM Inducts 78 HR Professionals in First-Ever Virtual Ceremony, Reinforces Commitment to Innovation

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) has inducted 78 new members into the human resources profession during its 71st Induction Ceremony, marking the Institute’s first-ever virtual induction and reaffirming its commitment to…

CIPM Urges CEOs, HR Leaders to Drive Inclusive Leadership and Professional HR Practice

CIPM Urges CEOs, HR Leaders to Drive Inclusive Leadership and Professional HR Practice

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) has called on chief executive officers (CEOs), human resource (HR) leaders, and organisations to champion inclusive leadership and uphold professional HR practice, stressing that the future…

Federal Workers Forum Demands ₦300,000 Minimum Wage, ₦1.5m Salary Cap for GL 17 Officers

Federal Workers Forum Demands ₦300,000 Minimum Wage, ₦1.5m Salary Cap for GL 17 Officers

The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) has urged the Federal Government to immediately settle outstanding salary-related obligations and approve a new salary structure that sets the national minimum wage at ₦300,000 and the maximum salary at…

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