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    Employment Law In Nigeria: Part I

    Nigeria is a federal constitutional republic located on the west coast of Africa. Modern Nigeria has its origins as a British colony through the 19th and 20th century until it achieved independence in 1960.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Fisher Phillips LLP
    Fisher Phillips LLP
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    Employment Law In Nigeria: Part II

    In general, Nigerian law is quite liberal with regards to the terms and conditions of employment.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Fisher Phillips LLP
    Fisher Phillips LLP
  • Article

Non-Compete And Restraint Of Trade Clauses In Employment Contracts: Enforceability Under Nigerian Law

The tension between protecting an employer's trade secrets and an employee's right to earn a livelihood lies at the heart of restraint-of-trade disputes in Nigeria. This article examines how Nigerian courts balance these competing interests when enforcing non-compete clauses, analyzing the landmark Koumoulis decision, recent National Industrial Court jurisprudence, and the statutory framework introduced by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act 2018.
NigeriaEmployment and HR
Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    Requirements For Expatriate Quota In Nigeria

    The expatriate quota system in Nigeria is an essential component of the country's immigration policy.
    NigeriaImmigration
    Resolution Law Frim
    Resolution Law Frim
  • Article

    From Frying Pan To Fire - Dismissal In Retrospect

    In the course of disciplinary proceedings, it is common practice for an employer to suspend an accused employee pending the conclusion of investigations and disciplinary hearings.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Perchstone & Graeys
    Perchstone & Graeys
  • Article

    Labour Law In Nigeria- 7 Key Measures To Manage The Employee/Employer Relationship

    To ensure companies operate efficiently in all sectors of the economy including the Tech and the Finance sectors, the employer-employee relationship must be properly managed.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Pavestones
    Pavestones
  • Article

    Work-Life Balance In The Consulting Industry And Its Influence On Employee Performance

    Explore how work-life balance profoundly impacts employee performance within the consulting industry. Our experts analyze its influence and offer practical strategies for achieving a harmonious equilibrium.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Forvis Mazars
    Forvis Mazars
  • Article

    Can An Employer Suspend An Employee Indefinitely Without Pay? A Review Of The National Industrial Court Of Nigeria’s Decision In Mr James Dada v. Dee-Pee Global Packaging Limited (Unreported Suit No. NICN/IB/31/2022) Judgment Delivered By Hon. Justice J.D. Peters On 13 January 2025

    The National Industrial Court of Nigeria recently addressed whether employers can suspend employees indefinitely without pay, reiterating established legal principles while clarifying the narrow circumstances under which unpaid suspension is permissible. This case provides critical guidance on the boundaries of employer disciplinary powers and the contractual requirements necessary to withhold employee compensation during suspension periods.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Abdu-Salaam Abbas & Co.
    Abdu-Salaam Abbas & Co.
  • Article

    Fueling Organizational Growth Through Employee Empowerment: Reflections From A Law Firm Retreat

    As contemporary workplaces continue to evolve, law firms which are traditionally viewed as rigid and hierarchical are increasingly embracing agility, inclusivity, and strategic growth.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Gresyndale Legal
    Gresyndale Legal
  • Article

    Navigating Labour Compliance In Nigeria: What Every HR Pofessional Needs To Know About The New Minimum Wage Amendment Act

    In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed significant updates to its labour laws, particularly in employee compensation. The National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Act of 2024...
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    Post-Economic Crisis: Optimising Rewards For Business Performance

    The global economy is still recovering slowly from the recent financial crisis; which is now being compounded by the Eurozone debt issue.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    KPMG in Nigeria
    KPMG in Nigeria
  • Article

    What You Should Know And Do About The Industrial Training Fund (Amendment) Act 2011

    The Guidelines for refund claim under the ITF are cumbersome making it difficult for most employers to derive any benefit from the scheme.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    PwC Nigeria
    PwC Nigeria
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    Motivation Is The Mechanism That Generates Ultimate Productivity In Organisations

    Motivation is a mechanism that initiates, guides, and maintains goal-oriented behaviors. It is the process of inspiring people to intensify their desire and willingness for executing their duties...
    NigeriaLaw Department Performance
    SPA Ajibade & Co
    SPA Ajibade & Co
  • Article

    Nigerian Employment Law

    Collective agreements are not, in themselves, legally binding under Nigerian law.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Strachan Partners
    Strachan Partners
  • Article

    Employer's Duty To The Employee Under Nigerian Labour Law

    The basis of labour law is the relationship between an employer and an employee, sometimes known as the master-servant relationship. This connection is based on the terms of the employment contract.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    The Trusted Advisors
    The Trusted Advisors
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    Can A Statutory Employment Be Terminated For A Reason Not Stated In The Termination Letter? A Review Of The Decision In Mr Obidah Ibrahim Dakat V. FRSC & 2 Ors (Unreported, Suit No. NICN/JOS/38/2023, Judgment Delivered By The National Industrial Court On 20 August 2025)

    The special and unique nature of employment law often appears to be a challenge to both employers and employees, and it is more pronounced in cases of public service, as it is governed under a distinct pattern...
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Abdu-Salaam Abbas & Co.
    Abdu-Salaam Abbas & Co.
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    Don't Touch My Money! - ‘Can An Employer Surcharge An Employee For A Loss, Or On The Back Of A Negligent Act Leading To A Loss?

    The right of an employer to sanction an employee for misconduct has always existed, with sanctions varying from suspension to termination or dismissal.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Perchstone & Graeys
    Perchstone & Graeys
  • Article

    Procedure For Terminating Contractual Employment On Grounds Of Redundancy In Nigeria

    In order to survive in business in the current economic downturn in Nigeria, Employers may have to terminate the employment of their redundant staff.
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Fred-Young & Evans
    Fred-Young & Evans
  • Article

    Remedies For Wrongful Termination Of Employment In Nigeria

    Termination of employment in Nigeria is a sensitive legal issue. It is a general principle of law that whoever hires can fire. Consequently, an employer can be said to have the discretionary...
    NigeriaEmployment and HR
    Resolution Law Frim
    Resolution Law Frim
  • Article

    Shell v. Minister Of Petroleum Resources: Matters Arising

    This case review offers some evaluation of the court's reasoning in Shell Petroleum Development Company Ltd v. Minister of Petroleum Resources in light of constitutional and administrative law principles.
    NigeriaEnergy and Natural Resources
    Balogun Harold Legal
    Balogun Harold Legal
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