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Registration Opens for ELLAN’s Maiden 2025 Employment & Labour Law Conference in Lagos

Date:

Registration is now open for the 2025 Employment and Labour Law Conference, taking place at the Civic Center, Victoria Island, Lagos on 9th July, 2025.

This maiden conference hosted by the Employment and Labour Lawyers Association of Nigeria (ELLAN) promises to be an elite gathering of employment and labour law professionals, academics and industry leaders to discuss the past decade in the evolution of employment and industrial relations law in Nigeria, the evolving issues in employment, diversity, and workplace innovation and charting the way forward for the future.

Key Topics Include: 

• Decent Work in Nigeria and Africa: Legal Progress, Structural Gaps, and New Directions

• The Bench, the Bar & the Boardroom: Reflecting on a Decade of Decent Work Advocacy by the National Industrial Court of Nigeria

• The State of Employment Law in Practice: Bridging the gap between Law and Workplace Realities

• Employment Law and Social Justice in Africa: Rethinking Regulation of Employment and Industrial Law for a New Generation

• Classifying Gig Workers as Employees: A good step to Protecting Employment Rights or Killing Innovation?

Registration

Book your place at the conference through the link below:

– Early Bird Rate: N35,000

– Normal registration: N50,000 

– ⁠International delegates: $50

https://paystack.com/pay/99xoy5uqgv

Early bird from April 1, 2025 – 10 June

Normal registration: 10 June to 9 July. 

💼 Sponsorship Opportunities:

For details on how to become a sponsor or for further details about this event, please email us at [email protected] or call 08122199438.

We look forward to your participation.

Best regards,

Omono Blessing Omaghomi (Chair, Conference Planning Committee)

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