Ngige’s N2.2bn Contract Fraud Trial: EFCC’s witness says NSTIF contractors fulfilled all conditions
The NSITF contracts are at the heart of the N2.2 billion fraud charges brought by EFCC against former labour minister, ...
The NSITF contracts are at the heart of the N2.2 billion fraud charges brought by EFCC against former labour minister, ...
Mr Osifo cautioned that the union will resume the action without notice if the agreement is breached.
“The government does not take this for granted and Mr President has directed that we move on with negotiations to ...
Justice Polycarp Hamman adjourned the matter after listening to the arguments of the counsel on behalf of the parties.
The official says a data bank, known as Labour Market Information System(LMIS) to guide those who have been employed and ...
A statement by the Ministry's spokesperson said the matter has been scheduled for mention on Monday.
ASUU had last week embarked on a one-month warning strike over the refusal of the federal government to honour the ...
The panel says there is a gap between local and international companies in Nigeria in the area of safety.
The officials were removed Tuesday having earlier been suspended indefinitely.
The meeting between the union leaders and the labour minister is to be reconvened on Thursday.
The meeting was expected to lead to the call off of the strike but apparently ended without meeting that objective.
The ministry says it cannot be "held responsible for the huge numbers of Nigerians trafficked through the Nigerian borders every ...
The Ministry of Labour and Employment and the National Assembly have disagreed on the implementation of the Special Public Works ...
NUPENG says the management of the oil firm unlawfully terminated the employment of its members on October 28, 2019 in ...
Prior to Friday’s meeting, at least eight other meetings held between both parties.
The lecturers embarked on an indefinite strike on November 4, demanding improved funding of universities.
The ASUU began its current nationwide strike November 4.
The meeting was earlier scheduled for Monday.
The unions said they did not receive invitation, while government says it has been shifted to Thursday.
The union refused to attend the highly anticipated meeting, aimed at resolving its two-week strike.
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