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  • Pages: 338

    Year: 2016

    Dimensions: 234 x 156mm

    ISBN:
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    Essentials of Labour Relations in Nigeria: Volume 1

    Combined together in three volumes are the author’s writings on
    labour and employments relations in Nigeria spanning over three and a
    half decades. Volume one covers the Nigerian industrial relations
    industrial relations institutional and legal framework, trade unions and
    trade unionism, wage bargains and conflict relations. Volume 1 dwells on the Nigerian industrial relations institutional and legal framework, trades unions and trade unionism, wage bargain and conflict relations.

    • A New Industrial Relations Policy in Nigeria: the way forward in a democratic dispensation
    • Overview of Industrial Relations Practice and the structure of Collective Bargaining in Nigeria
    • Social Dialogue in Nigeria
    • Labour, Democratisation and Social Dialogue in Nigeria: Lessons for South Africa
    • Trends in Industrial and Labour Relations Practice: National and Global Perspectives
    • Industry and Labour: consolidating the gains of democracy
    • Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining
    • Nigerian Trade Union Act and ILO Conventions
    • The Generals, NLC and Trade Union Bill
    • Understanding the New Trade Union Structure
    • Trade Union Leadership and Administration in Nigeria
    • Trade Union leadership in the oil and gas industry: current issues and challenges
    • The 1981 General Strike in Nigeria
    • The Political Clash in the Aftermath of the 1981 General Strike
    • Strikes in Nigeria: Some Considerations
    • Federal Government and ASUU: a strike too many
    • ASUU: Beyond Thomas Olusanya and his Statistical Aluta Continua
    • Disputes settlement mechanism in Nigeria: a critical examination
    • National Industrial Court and collective relations

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    About the author

    Dafe Otobo

    Professor Dafe Otobo, educated at the University of Ibadan, The London School of Economics & Political Science, and the University of Oxford, is of the Department of Employment Relations & Human Resource Management. He is also the President of the Nigerian Industrial & Employment Relations Association (NIERA). He is widely published.