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NLC President Declares RATTAWU Sole Union For Media, Cultural Workers, Rejects SSA Recognition

NLC President Declares RATTAWU Sole Union For Media, Cultural Workers, Rejects SSA Recognition

The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Joe Ajaero, has stated that the Senior Staff Association (SSA) has no place in the media and cultural sectors, insisting that all workers in the industries, regardless of rank or designation, remain members of the Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union (RATTAWU). Ajaero made the declaration in Abuja during the maiden UNI Africa Regional Conference of the Global Union for Media, Entertainment and Arts (UNI-MEI), which brought together delegates from 140 affiliated unions representing millions of workers across more than 70 countries. The hosting rights for the landmark conference were…
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Skills For Today, Opportunities For Tomorrow: Advancing Members’ Development In RATTAWU Under President Prince Emeka Kalu.

The transformation of trade Unions in the modern era requires visionary leadership, strategic capacity building, and continuous investment in the development of members. For the Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers’ Union (RATTAWU) of Nigeria, the administration of Comrade Prince Emeka Kalu, fondly known as Magic Fingers, has embraced this reality by prioritizing training and retraining as a cornerstone of the Union’s growth.Under the guiding philosophy “Skills for Today, Opportunities for Tomorrow,” the leadership of President Kalu has embarked on a deliberate programme of empowering members through exposure, education, and leadership development. This initiative aligns with his vision of repositioning…
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RATTAWU President Felicitates With NLC Congress President On His Birthday.

RATTAWU President Felicitates With NLC Congress President On His Birthday.

The President of Radio Television Theatre and Arts Workers Union (RATTAWU) of Nigeria Comrade Prince Emeka Kalu (Magic Fingers), felicitates with Comrade Joe Ajaero the Congress President of Nigeria Labour Congress on the celebration of this Special Day. RATTAWU shares this special moment with you our Amiable President. We honour your steadfast, courageous, and visionary labour leadership to the great Nigeria workers. Your ideals of fairness, equity, and justice truly inspires hope, resilience, and unwavering commitment to the emancipation of the labour labour movement.Continue to strengthen the Congress and gives us hope our Adorable leader. Accept the Congratulations of RATTAWU…
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Ajaero And Osifo Trojans Of Now. Thanks To NLC and TUC For Raising The Progressive Bar.

Ajaero And Osifo Trojans Of Now. Thanks To NLC and TUC For Raising The Progressive Bar.

Let no one call them names, they have raised the Progressive Bar remarkably high, perhaps the highest since the 2012 Ojota Fuel Hike protestation. Yours sincerely was heavily involved in that siege against Jonathan's Administration (in fact I addressed the rally in Ojota several times through the near two weeks of that popular action), a siege that was supported in cash and kind by the present watchman President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Against formidable attrition and debauchery, against the threat of jail and imprisonment, against a government that is squandamania oriented, and against a government sold to propaganda and gaslighting, they…
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Minimum Wage: Agreement signed between FG and Organised Labour

Minimum Wage: Agreement signed between FG and Organised Labour

The Federal Government and Organised Labour, on Monday night, signed an agreement over the minimum wage controversy. The agreement was signed after a marathon meeting brokered by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume. DAILY POST reports that the meeting was convened in response to the nationwide strike which grounded activities across the country. Details of the agreement are below: RESOLUTIONS REACHED AT THE MEETING BETWEEN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND ORGANISED LABOUR HELD ON MONDAY 3RD JUNE, 2024 Further to the negotiation by the Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage (NMW) and subsequent withdrawal of Labour…
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