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Globally, trade unions have become important managers of socio-economic transformation and class struggle always representing the working-class interests against capitalist manipulations. In the modern times though, particularly in the developing countries like Nigeria, trade unionism has become an essential instrument in safeguarding and ensuring industrial agreement between the employer and employee. It is a well-known fact that trade unions all over the world arose to improve the living and working conditions of employees. In Nigeria and other nations, trade unions fought against colonial…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Globally, trade unions have become important managers of socio-economic transformation and class struggle always representing the working-class interests against capitalist manipulations. In the modern times though, particularly in the developing countries like Nigeria, trade unionism has become an essential instrument in safeguarding and ensuring industrial agreement between the employer and employee. It is a well-known fact that trade unions all over the world arose to improve the living and working conditions of employees. In Nigeria and other nations, trade unions fought against colonial rule and exploitation of the Nigerian State during the colonial period. The activities of trade unions, under the umbrella of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) have been responsible for the reversal of government actions and policies. NLC now plays social, economic and political roles not only to the working class but to all Nigerians both the employed and unemployed.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mustapha Alhaji Ali is national and international scholar of Politics and Governance, he obtained (BSc Political Science, MSc Public Administration) from the prestigious University, University of Maiduguri. He bagged his PhD. (Political Science) from the Eminent Management University of Northern Malaysia (UUM, Sintok - Kedah, Darul-Aman).