“An Employment without a Written Employment Agreement is
an Offence”.
Every worker in Nigeria is supposed to be issued a Written
Contract of Employment by his employer stating employer’ name,
employee’s name and address, place of work, salary/wage, holidays
and duration of employment and needed notice for termination of
employment. Doing otherwise is an offence punishable with #800.00
for a first offender.
See sections 7 and 21 of Labour Act.
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“An Employment without a Written Employment Agreement is
an Offence”.
Every worker in Nigeria is supposed to be issued a Written
Contract of Employment by his employer stating employer’ name,
employee’s name and address, place of work, salary/wage, holidays
and duration of employment and needed notice for termination of
employment. Doing otherwise is an offence punishable with #800.00
for a first offender.
See sections 7 and 21 of Labour Act.
Happy Labour Day 2018 to us all in Nigeria
. To
mark the day there will be no daily law tips on 1st May, 2018.
#DailyLawTips
#LearnNigerianLaws
#SabiLaw
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