The president of the NLC, Joe Ajaero made this known in an interactive session with labour correspondents on Monday in Abuja.
“We have decided to give the federal government four weeks to conclude all negotiations in this sector. They have started talks with ASUU but the problem in this sector goes beyond ASUU.
“That is why we are extending this to four weeks. If after four weeks this negotiation is not concluded, the organs of the NEC will meet and take a nationwide action that all workers in the country, all unions in the country will be involved so that we get to the root of all this.
“The era of signing agreements, negotiations and threatening the unions involved, that era has come to an end.
“The policy, the so-called policy of no work, no pay, will henceforth be no pay, no work. You can’t benefit from an action you instigated. We have discovered that most, 90% of strike actions in this country are caused by failure to obey agreements,” Ajaero said.
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Or what??,😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteThis is laughable, Una never settle Una case, you wanna meander into another case
May God help us all in this country
Gigty
Mr lame duck wants to trend.
DeleteWhen AASU is done with their autumn break, they will resume. It's the usual pre-election drama especially since AASU still wants to gum body.
No one invites AASU to come back from strike in 2023 after making the most mouth. The junior members will soon receive understanding when their wives change the store key.