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Banks sack 7,957 in 9 months - Vimarsana News

Banks sack 7,957 in 9 months

• Operators grappling with skill inadequacy • Planned competence test not triggered by noticeable gap – CBN • From our record, only one bank retrenched, says NUBIFIE The perennial human capital crisis in the banking sector got worse in the past few months, The Guardian investigation found. This was partly triggered by increasing disengagement of employees, which insider sources described as “worrisome”. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) warned the banks against sacking employees as speculation of mass retrenchment made the round earlier in the year, following the outbreak of COVID...

Breaking News | Banks sack 7,957 in 9 months - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | Banks sack 7,957 in 9 months

• Operators grappling with skill inadequacy • Planned competence test not triggered by noticeable gap – CBN • From our record, only one bank retrenched, says NUBIFIE The perennial human capital crisis in the banking sector got worse in the past few months, The Guardian investigation found. This was partly triggered by increasing disengagement of employees, which insider sources described as “worrisome”. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) warned the banks against sacking employees as speculation of mass retrenchment made the round earlier in the year, following the outbreak of COVID...

Nigeria's tottering economic recovery roadmapBusiness — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's tottering economic recovery roadmapBusiness — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Hajiya Zainab AhmedIn the height of the Coronavirus lockdown, an austerity fetish Germany announced a €130 billion ($154 billion) stimulus, about four per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP), to turbocharge its economy out of the associated risks of the outbreak. The package, which is 4.5 times bigger than Nigeria’s 2021 proposed “budget of economic recovery and resilience”, includes expanded access to short-term work, subsidy to preserve jobs and workers’ incomes, childcare benefits for low-income parents, and basic income support for the self-employed. ...