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Reforms and Nigerian Labour and Employment Relations
Perspectives, Issues and Challenges
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This collections of papers, from twenty-seven chapters is on aspects of reforms and labour and employment relations in Nigeria over the past three decades.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title page
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Preface and Acknowledgements
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
- Editor
- Contrubutors
- Contents
- Chapter 1 - The Idea of Reform
- Chapter 2 - Industrial and Labour Issues in Policy Formulation
- Chapter 3 - Regulatory instruments and industrial relations institutions in Nigeria
- Chapter 4 - Measuring the democratic righrs of Nigerian workers by international standards
- Chapter 5 - Contemporary developments in Human Resource Management: implications for performance enhancement and service delivery in Nigeria's modern sector
- Chapter 6 - bank sector recapitalization: matters arising for labour and nigerian society
- Chapter 7 - Pricing of Petroleum Products in Nigeria
- Chapter 8 - Economic reforms in Nigeria: an analysis of employment generation in telecommunication sector
- Chapter 9 - Information communication technology, productivity of labour and the development of the Nigerian economy
- Chapter 10 - Economic reforms, labour market institutions and poverty reduction in Nigeria
- Chapter 11 - Response of organised labour to economic reforms in Nigeria
- Chapter 12 - The trade union movement and the challenges of economic reforms in the emerging Nigerian economy
- Chapter 13 - Nigerian working class and Neo-liberal economic policies: between rhetoric and action
- Chapter 14 - Host communities and businesses: implications for labour relations and human resource management
- Chapter 15 - on unfair labour practices in the oil and gas industry
- Chapter 16 - Reforms, Industrial and Employment Relations in Nigeria: perspectives, issues and challenges
- Chapter 17 - What about Industrial Relations?
- Chapter 18 - Comments on Employment and Labour Relations in Nigeria
- Chapter 19 - labour and legal challenges in redundancy and other employment practices in Nigeria
- Chapter 20 - Employment and work relations in the Nigerian university system
- Chapter 21 - Human resources management in Nigerian security services
- Chapter 22 - Trade unions and industrial relations practice in the Health Sector
- Chapter 23 - Feminist perspective of workers' rihts and labour standards in Nigeria
- Chapter 24 - Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) in perspective
- Chapter 25 - Current issues and trends in effective arbitration
- Chapter 26 - Overview of the Trade Disputes Act and its application to trade disputes settlement in Nigeria
- Chapter 27 - Constitutionalization of the status of the National Industrial Court: a panacea for industrial harmony?
- Select Bibliography
- Back cover