Labour
Labour rejects plans by FG to slash salaries
The Organised Labour has condemned and rejected the plan by the Federal Government to slash the salaries of workers in...
Read moreNigerian workers are oppose to scrapping of local councils- Wabba
The Organised Labour says Nigerian workers are opposed to any reform that seeks to scrap the local government system from...
Read moreMinimum wage: Transfer to concurrent list won’t work – FG
The Federal Government has assured workers that the transfer of the National Minimum Wage from the Executive to Concurrent list...
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Ramadan: ZMSG reduces work hours for workers
Gov. Bello Matawalle of Zamfara has approved the reduction of work hours for workers in the state throughout the period...
Read moreNLC condemns mass sack of LG workers in Kaduna State
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), Kaduna State Council, has condemned the mass sack of workers in the state public service....
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FCT workers to embark on indefinite strike over non-implementation of civil service act
The Joint Unions Action Committee ( JUAC) in the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) and Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA)...
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Speaker barred from Gombe Assembly by striking staff
Mr Abubakar Luggerewo, Speaker, Gombe state House of Assembly, was on Tuesday denied access into the premises of the assembly...
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Workers shut down Plateau Assembly over financial autonomy
Workers, under the aegis of Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN), on Tuesday, shut down Plateau State House of Assembly...
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Organised labour issues 24 hours ultimatum to C’ River Govt.
The organised labour in Cross River has given Gov. Ben Ayade a 24-hour ultimatum to secure the unconditional release of...
Read moreSacked, reinstated House of Reps member reaffirms confidence in Judiciary, to prioritise constituency
Sacked and now reinstated House of Representatives member, Suleiman Lere, representing, Lere Federal Constituency of Kaduna has reaffirmed confidence in...
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