Ifezue said over N14 million was deducted from CCA workers salary under the Contributory Pensions Scheme and Housing Fund but was not remitted to the appropriated agencies.
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The union embarked on the strike to press home its demands for implementation of promotion, annual increment, among others.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that members of the union have been on an indefinite strike since February 16.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that members of the union have been on strike since February 16.
Some of them, who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Lafia, Akwanga and Keffi, begged the workers to resume work while the issues were being resolved.
He said: “We have been patient with the government but when we realised that the government was not willing to meet with our demands, we have to take the action
NAN recalls that the state chapters of NLC and TUC on October 2 embarked on a strike over non-payment of promotion arrears, funding of MDAs’ and non-payment of check-off dues
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The Chairman of the chapter, Dr. Foluke Dada, made the appeal when she led other executives of the association on a courtesy visit to the House in Ado-Ekiti on Monday
The Union, Agbarago stated, views the abduction of Justice Obayomi as unfortunate, considering the fact that he (Obayomi) suffered a ghastly motor accident and was just resuming work when the ugly incident occurred
Adesina said: “Ajimobi had paid a sum of N150 million into JUSUN’s account for the month of January, which covers recurrent, overhead, capital expenditure, workers salaries and allowances
The meeting was held at the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, in Abuja, with all stakeholders present to deliberate and find the way forward
Ahmed Bello, the National Vice President (North East Zone) of the union, made this position known to newsmen in Gombe
According to a Memorandum of Understanding dated August 1 and signed by both parties, the strike was called off to pave way for “sustainable reconciliation”
The National President of JUSUN, Malam Marwan Adamu, who confirm the strike, told the News Agency of Nigeria that the Federal Judiciary workers had been directed to be on standby