Get Guardian on GoogleChairman of the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), Prof. Tunji Olaopa, has given insight into how civil service reforms are critical to labour justice.
He spoke in Abuja yesterday as a special guest of honour during the fourth International Labour Adjudication and Arbitration Forum on the theme, ‘Access to Labour Justice in a Rapidly Changing World of Work’, organised by the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA).
In his goodwill message that was delivered by his Special Assistant (Technical), Mr Chike Ogbechie, the FCSC boss stressed the centrality of civil service reforms to improving access to labour justice in Nigeria.
He noted that civil service reforms, when properly aligned with labour governance objectives, could significantly enhance fairness, efficiency, and trust in the labour justice system.
According to Olaopa, professional, efficient, and ethical public service strengthens labour institutions.
