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Labor Unions
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Federal Government Brokers Agreement Between Airlines and Unions to Settle Aviation Dispute
Government officials, airline operators, and aviation unions have agreed on new financial and labor policies to resolve recent disputes and restore stability to the Nigerian aviation industry.
Air Peace staff reject involvement in aviation union protests
Air Peace employees have publicly rejected the aviation unions' picketing, asserting that their internal labor relations remain satisfactory and that joining a union is a personal constitutional choice.
Air Peace Issues Apology Following Union-Led Flight Disruptions
Air Peace has apologized to passengers after labor unions blocked airport terminals in Lagos and Abuja, forcing the cancellation of scheduled flights.
Governor Adeleke Predicts Success in Upcoming Osun Governorship Race
Governor Ademola Adeleke expresses optimism regarding his re-election bid as labor unions in Osun State pledge their support for his administration's welfare policies.
Public Sector Union Issues Ultimatum to Finance Minister Over Unpaid Allowances
The Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council has demanded that Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele resolve outstanding wage arrears and allowance issues by August 11, 2026, to avoid a potential national strike.
Government and Labor Unions Diverge Over Allocation of Fuel Subsidy Savings
The Nigerian Federal Government and labor unions are at odds over the use of fuel subsidy savings, with officials citing debt servicing and salary hikes while union leaders demand evidence and allege financial mismanagement.
Textile Union Disbands Edo Leadership and Halts State Operations
Citing insubordination and the improper recognition of a local NLC official, the national textile workers' union has dissolved its Edo State committee and suspended all regional activities.
NLC Facilitates Peace Deal Between Rival NURTW Factions
The NLC has successfully mediated a peace agreement between warring factions of the NURTW, marking a significant step toward ending the leadership crisis that began in 2022.
Nigerian public sector unions threaten industrial action over unpaid salary adjustments
Public sector unions in Nigeria are threatening government authorities with industrial action due to the failure of various states to implement the N70,000 national minimum wage and other welfare benefits.