Workers with Nycil Chemical Company, located in Ota, Ogun State, have called on the government to urgently intervene, as the management of the firm is threatening to sack on account of the COVID-19 pandemic. They equally demanded that their colleague who died on active service during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown be duly compensated, alleging that…

The Nigerian Chapter of the International Lawyers Assisting Workers Network (ILAW) yesterday charged the Federal Government to ratify the International Labour Organisation...

Return to work policies should be informed by a human-centred approach that puts rights and international labour standards at the heart of economic, social and environmental strategies...

There is an ongoing global petition aiming to draw the attention of the general public to the problems of over 150,000 seafarers that cannot leave or cannot join ship crews

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has urged governments, social partners and other stakeholders to see the COVID-19 crisis as a wake-up call to strengthen

The Organised labour has threatened to shut down banking operations nationwide by March 31, 2020 if employers in banking sector did not review the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)

The coronavirus pandemic could cost up to 24.7 million jobs around the world if governments fail to come up with a coordinated policy response to the economic fallout of the health crisis

The International Labour Organisation (ILO), is engaging relevant government agencies in Nigeria, with the mandate to strengthen labour migration governance through policies, laws and certification programmes.

It is only when all agencies of government that are charged with the responsibility of implementing social security initiatives collaborate that the war against poverty can be won.

The new International Labour Organisation (ILO) statistics portal, ILOSTAT, will provide standards for better measurement of labour issues and improved global comparability.

There is nothing more comforting for workers than to know that their children and elderly relatives are being properly cared for.

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) on Tuesday said that it was working with the Federal Government and some States to eliminate child labour in the country by 2025.