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NLC Issues 14-day Ultimatum To Niger Dock To Recall Sacked Workers - Vimarsana News

NLC Issues 14-day Ultimatum To Niger Dock To Recall Sacked Workers

The leadership of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued 14-day ultimatum to the management of Niger Dock to recall sacked workers or face the wrath of the

First copy of Zuma's book fetches R20,000 at launch - Vimarsana News

First copy of Zuma's book fetches R20,000 at launch

The first printed copy of former president Jacob Zuma’s book was bought for R20,000 at a mini-auction during its official launch in Durban on Friday.

First copy of Zuma's book fetches R20,000 at launch - Vimarsana News

First copy of Zuma's book fetches R20,000 at launch

The first printed copy of former president Jacob Zuma’s book was bought for R20,000 at a mini-auction during its official launch in Durban on Friday.

Lebanese firm succumbs to labour pressure, unionise workers - Vimarsana News

Lebanese firm succumbs to labour pressure, unionise workers

Three hours after members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) with its affiliates, Steel and Engineering Workers Union of Nigeria (SEWUN) picketed a Lebanese and Lagos-based electronic company, Lambert Electromec, both parties signed an agreement that finally gave workers the right to be unionised.

Breaking News | Former ALSCON Staff Threaten BPE, PTAD With Lawsuit Over Unpaid Severance Benefits - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | Former ALSCON Staff Threaten BPE, PTAD With Lawsuit Over Unpaid Severance Benefits

Views: Visits 8 By Harris Emanuel, Uyo Former staffers of Aluminum Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON), Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom State on Wednesday took to the street to vent their anger over the non-payment of their severance benefits running into millions of naira To this end, they handed a two-week ultimatum to BPE and PTAD to pay their monies, otherwise, they would take legal action against the two federal agencies. Convener of the protest, Hope Ufot Wilfred said the BPE had carried out a verification exercise for disengaged workers of the company in 2012 which did capture ev...