The leadership of Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria Monday directed members to shut down port operations across the country over the refusal by terminal operators to review upward ... Read more »
The Senate has approved the N18,000 new national minimum wage for workers proposed by President Goodluck Jonathan. Read more »
The SA Transport and Allied Workers' Union will be meeting with the Road Freight Association in a bid to resolve the wage dispute which has resulted in truck drivers embarking on a ... Read more »
Apart from the looming job losses in Swaziland's public sector, small and medium enterprises have also warned of retrenchments following the government's decision to suspend ... Read more »
AT least 1 455 Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe employees, representing 75 percent of the staff, will leave the institution today in the single largest retrenchment undertaken in this ... Read more »
The strike was suspended after unions were assured that a new minimum wage bill would be considered. Read more »
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) met with President Goodluck Jonathan last night but the meeting failed to reach a compromise to stop the strike ... Read more »
The country's National Economic Council has endorsed a new national minimum wage of U.S.$120 a month but has not decided to start implementing it. Read more »
The Constitutional Parliamentary Select committee programme needs millions to complete the constitution-making process and to pay off debts accrued so far. Read more »
Thousands of tea workers have resumed work after a trade union called off a two-week strike to protest against introduction of tea plucking machines. Read more »
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