The state Secretary of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Mohammed Naibi said the strike became imperative after the expiration of the ultimatum given to the state government.
In his words, 'In the past six years, all the civil servants in the state had stagnated with no promotion and annual increment. Pensioners were also not paid their full entitlements as and when due; these are some of our grievances'.
The state government has however threatened to sanction workers who fail to report to their duty posts. Thomas Ogiri, the state’s Head of Service, called on workers to disregard the strike directive, saying the NLC was in disarray.
He directed permanent secretaries and chief executives of commissions, boards and parastatal, and agencies to take attendance of their staff saying that failure to comply with the directive would attract punishment while absenteeism would not be condoned.
5 comments:
Ok.. wishing them luck..
Ok.. wishing them luck..
All d best
chai beht why would workers work and no pay?
-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
GOD punish u labour groups,as far as am concerned you people should be disbanded,where were you people when Nigeria needed you most,when people where trying to organize rally,missing in action,now that our president have left d country you want to do strike,thunder fire all of you plus ur leaders,allow osibanjo to work Nd channel this country well abeg.useless people.
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