At a conciliation meeting convened by the minister, Muhammad Maigari Dingyadi, both parties held lengthy discussions that produced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in Abuja.
The signed MoU read, “That since workers’ unionisation is a right in line with the provisions of the extant laws, the management of Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals agreed to the unionisation of employees of Dangote Refinery and unionization of employees of Petrochemicals, who are willing to unionize.
“That the process of unionization shall commence immediately and be completed within two weeks (9th–22nd September, 2025), and it was agreed that the employer will not set up any other union.
“Arising from the strike notice, no worker or employee of Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals will be victimized.”
The strike followed allegations against the Dangote Group, stating that the company denied its employees the right to join recognised labour unions
“That the process of unionization shall commence immediately and be completed within two weeks (9th–22nd September, 2025), and it was agreed that the employer will not set up any other union.
“Arising from the strike notice, no worker or employee of Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals will be victimized.”
The strike followed allegations against the Dangote Group, stating that the company denied its employees the right to join recognised labour unions
Several fuel stations across the country were shut down on Tuesday following the two-day industrial action by members of NUPENG.
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no fuel for ibadan bayii
ReplyDeleteThat a good step to fuel stations having fuel, something that is already expensive, and one will still be struggling to get it.
ReplyDeleteThis is good new👍
ReplyDeleteNa compulsory to join union?
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