The House of
Representatives on Tuesday moved to criminalise the rampant cases of
casualisation and outsourcing of jobs in the country, passing for second
reading a bill to stop the practice.
The House expressed
concern that employers of labour, especially those in banking, telecom as well
as oil and gas sector often resort to casualisation and outsourcing of jobs,
thereby making Nigerians slave workers in their own country.
Organised Labour as
well as officials of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, led by the
Minister, Senator Chris Ngige have been in the forefront of the crusade to end
casualisation and outsourcing in the country which forms one of the new
conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) as adopted during
the centenary celebration of the world body |||READ
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