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Labour unions suspend indefinite strike in Nasarawa

written by Esther faroye July 18, 2017
Labour unions suspend indefinite strike in Nasarawa

The organized labour in Nasarawa State has suspended its two months old indusrial action after reaching an agreement with the state government. Mr Ahmed Naibi, Secretary of Nasarawa State Chapter of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) disclosed this in Lafia today.

According to the Secretary, the suspension of the strike follows the commitment made by the state government to the union at a meeting on Monday. He said that the state government has agreed to pay all the outstanding salaries as well as to release all outstanding promotion to all workers.

He explained that the government has made commitment to pay the salary arrears of February, March, April, May and June 2017 in addition to the three months’ salary arrears of 2016.

Naibi said that the state working committee of the organized labour will meet today to discuss on how to monitor other demands of the workers that are yet to be met by the government. While calling on workers in the state to resume work immediately, the Secretary expressed gratitude to all workers for supporting the two months old strike.

The union had embarked on an indefinite strike since May 12, 2017 to protest their six months’ salary arrears, lack of promotion and annual increments for six years among others.

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