Bayelsa LG workers shelve planned strike
The decision to suspend the planned strike was reached at a meeting between representatives of labour unions, State and Local ...
The decision to suspend the planned strike was reached at a meeting between representatives of labour unions, State and Local ...
The labour unions called off the strike for two weeks
The government has scheduled the meeting for 7pm on Sunday.
"The government should not expect the labour unions that represent the masses to fold their arms when Nigerians are suffering."
The workers say the lockdown by the government to combat the spread of COVID-19 pandemic has affected them negatively.
"The 10- year development plan is intended to serve as a pathway for the state to be on an accelerated ...
The unions said they expect all negotiations to be wrapped up by December 31.
The organised labour says it is open to negotiations with the states, and would welcome implementation that considers how much ...
The workers want the payment to take effect from April 18 when President Muhammadu Buhari signed the new minimum wage ...
The National Council of State adopted the N27,000 on Tuesday.
Labour unions had earlier given the federal government till December 31 to act or face their wrath.
No news programmes were broadcast on TV and radio.
Union leaders insist the industrial action will commence November 6, despite a court order.
Mr. Ahmed said any structure that meets the economic, and political aspirations of the majority of citizens will be welcomed.
Labour unions allege outgoing government is making efforts to mop up funds for "frivolous projects".
"We have only suspended the strike and not called it off," Mr. Adeleye said.
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