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Employment Law
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New zero-hours contract regulations could burden businesses with £2.9bn in annual costs
Government analysis reveals that new rules regarding zero-hours contracts could cost employers nearly £3 billion annually, sparking criticism from business groups.
Federal University Dutse Addresses Former Lecturer’s Dismissal Dispute
Federal University Dutse denies allegations of wrongful termination against former lecturer Dr. Ramla Muhammad Kamal, citing adherence to due process and an ongoing legal battle.
Reform UK vows to imprison executives hiring illegal labor
Reform UK aims to impose prison time on executives and heavy fines on large firms that employ illegal migrants, a policy the government claims is already largely covered by current enforcement measures.
How ADHD and Neurodivergence Are Transforming the Modern Workplace
Rising diagnosis rates for ADHD and autism are reshaping employment disputes, leading to an increase in tribunal cases as staff seek workplace accommodations and protection against discrimination.
Kano Judicial Employee Challenges Mandatory Retirement, Demands N100 Million
Muzambilu Ado, a Kano judiciary staff member, is suing the State Judicial Service Commission for N100 million after his forced retirement over alleged academic credential fraud, a charge he firmly denies.