Communiqué on Decent Work and Employment Relations: Advancing a Smart City Vision

COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF A TWO-DAY TRAINING WORKSHOP ORGANIZED BY THE TRADE UNION CONGRESS OF NIGERIA, LAGOS STATE COUNCIL ON DECENT WORK AND EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS- THE IMPACT FOR A SMART CIT, HELD ON THURSDAY 18TH AND FRIDAY 19TH NOVEMBER, 2021 AT THE ADEYEMI BERO HALL, ALAUSA- IKEJA. PREAMBLEThe 2021 training organized by the

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May Day: TUC calls for strengthening social security for workers

May Day: TUC calls for strengthening social security for workers The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has called on government at all levels to strengthen social security for workers to boost their morale for maximum productivity. At the 2021 May Day celebration, TUC Chairman, Lagos State Council, Gbenga Ekundayo, who spoke on theme: “COVID-19

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Lagos TUC urges residents to approach 2021 with hope, enthusiasm

The Lagos State Council of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has urged Lagosian to approach 2021 with hope and enthusiasm in spite of the gloomy picture of 2020. The TUC State Chairman, Mr. Gbenga Ekundayo, and Secretary, Mr Abiodun Aladetan, made the call in a joint New Year’s message on Friday in Lagos.“In

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TUC assures completing its housing project, warns oppressive employers

TUC assures completing its housing project, warns oppressive employers The Lagos State Council of Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has reassured it members that its housing project would soon be complete, and warned oppressive employers to repent forthwith. In a new year message delivered by the Council’s chairman, Comrade Gbenga Ekundayo, TUC reaffirmed its

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New Year message by the chairman trade union congress of Nigeria, Lagos state council, comrade Gbenga Ekundayo

New Year message by the chairman trade union congress of Nigeria, Lagos state council, comrade Gbenga Ekundayo Comrades, Ladies and Gentlemen, first of all I will like to wish everybody a happy new year and I also pray that the new year which is already full of expectations will bring forth good fortune for the

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TUC seeks policies to promote decent work, social integration

TUC seeks policies to promote decent work, social integration The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) Lagos State Council has called for adequate measures and policies that will promote decent work and encourage social integration. The union said there is the need for the government, employers and labour leaders to ensure measures are put in place

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TUC receives Lagos governor’s award …. Pledges better services

TUC receives Lagos governor’s award …. Pledges better services The Lagos State government through its ministry of education has awarded the Trade Union Congress (TUC) – Lagos Council, “A Recognition Award”, for its contribution towards the growth and development of Special Education in the state. TUC received the award recently at the 14th International Day of

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Lagos TUC Condemns Poor Labour Practices by Private Sectors

Lagos TUC Condemns Poor Labour Practices by Private Sectors The Trade Union Congress (TUC)of Nigeria, Lagos Council, has said it condemned the antithetical labour practises deployed by the private sector in the state.This, practices according to them includes reported and unreported cases of victimization, sexual harassment, child/forced labour, threats, bullying, arbitrary disengagements, intimidations, casualisations, witch-hunting

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