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NSITF Urges Employers to View Worker Protection as a Driver of Business Competitiveness

NSITF Urges Employers to View Worker Protection as a Driver of Business Competitiveness

The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has urged employers to regard worker safety and social protection as strategic investments that enhance business competitiveness rather than as operational costs. Speaking at the fifth Annual Summit…

ILO Endorses G7 Drive to Strengthen Worker Protections Amid Labour Market Disruption

ILO Endorses G7 Drive to Strengthen Worker Protections Amid Labour Market Disruption

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has endorsed renewed commitments by Group of Seven (G7) Labour and Employment Ministers to promote quality jobs, strengthen worker protections, and advance decent work standards as labour markets face mounting…

ITUC-Africa Urges Governments to Ratify ILO Convention 190 to Combat Workplace Violence

ITUC-Africa Urges Governments to Ratify ILO Convention 190 to Combat Workplace Violence

The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) has urged African governments to accelerate the ratification of International Labour Organisation (ILO) Convention No. 190 to strengthen protection for workers against violence and…

Anxiety Deepens as Thousands of WEMPCO Employees Demand Answers on Their Future

Anxiety Deepens as Thousands of WEMPCO Employees Demand Answers on Their Future

Members of the Steel and Engineering Workers’ Union of Nigeria (SEWUN) staged a solidarity protest on Friday, calling for urgent intervention to protect more than 10,000 workers of WEMPCO Group whose employment status has become…

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…

NCCC Backs ILO, NLC on Workers’ Protection, Says Decent Jobs Crucial to Energy Transition

NCCC Backs ILO, NLC on Workers’ Protection, Says Decent Jobs Crucial to Energy Transition

The National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) has commended the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Nigeria LabourCongress (NLC) for their efforts to protect workers and promote decent job creation as Nigeria advances its energy…

NCSU Warns FG: Protect Workers Now or Risk Rising Post-Retirement Deaths

NCSU Warns FG: Protect Workers Now or Risk Rising Post-Retirement Deaths

Nigerian workers face a bleak post-retirement future if systemic failures in pension administration persist, the Nigeria Civil Service Union (NCSU) has warned. NCSU General Secretary, Mr. Gbenga Olowoyo, who also serves as National General Secretary…

NSITF Urges Stronger Enforcement of Labour Laws to Safeguard Workers

NSITF Urges Stronger Enforcement of Labour Laws to Safeguard Workers

The Managing Director of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, Oluwaseun Faleye, has called for stricter enforcement of labour laws and improved institutional performance to ensure Nigerian workers receive meaningful protection. Faleye made the call…

Tech Disruption Reshaping Jobs Worldwide, ILO Warns, Urges Human-Centred Labour Policies

Tech Disruption Reshaping Jobs Worldwide, ILO Warns, Urges Human-Centred Labour Policies

The Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), Mr. Gilbert F. Houngbo, has called for human-centred and rights-based policies to address rapid technological change and growing fragmentation in the global labour market. Mr. Houngbo made…

Industrial Court President Flags Gaps in Compensation Law, Seeks Clearer Protection for Workers

Industrial Court President Flags Gaps in Compensation Law, Seeks Clearer Protection for Workers

The President of the National Industrial Court, Justice Benedict Kanyip, on Monday highlighted gaps in the Employees’ Compensation Act (ECA), warning that several provisions still leave workers inadequately protected. Speaking at an engagement organised by…

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