The need to promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all in relation with employees/employers took the centre stage today Friday 22nd November 2019, Valencia hotel, Abuja at the one-day symposium organized by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, an organization committed to the values of social democracy, promotion of freedom, solidarity and social justice.
The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) is a non-profit German foundation funded by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, founded in 1925 and named after Germany's first democratically elected President, Friedrich Ebert.
The training provides young, capable and proactive Nigerians with the skills and knowledge that will enable and encourage them to use their future leadership positions to work and advocate for social justice, good governance and a more peaceful Nigeria.
The acting president of the National Industrial Court, His Lordship, Hon. Justice Benedict who was represented by His Lordship, Hon. Justice Sanusi Kado expressed the readiness of the court saddled with the exclusive jurisdiction to hear matter relating to or connected with unfair labour practice or international best practices in labour, employment and industrial relation matters.
That effective Justice delivery system being put in place by the Court and the masses assurances of getting Justice is worthwhile and notable for the promotion of social justice and effective relationship between the employees and employers.
Justice Kado commended the effort of the organization for organizing the symposium in expanding youth knowledge for for social justice.
