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Labour Threatens To Down Tools If C’River Govt Fails To Implement MoU

by pioneerng
February 8, 2022
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The Organised Labour in Cross River have threatened to down their tools should the state government failed to implement content of memorandum of understanding (MoU) it signed months ago with the unions.

 The Labour, made up of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union Congress (TUC), Joint Action Negotiating Council and their affiliates, urged the state government to implement the memorandum of understanding it signed with the unions before the strike was called off.

 The unions issued the threat during brainstorming session with the Cross River State head of service, Mr Timothy Akwaji, when the unions’ leaders paid a courtesy visit to the head of service, in Calabar, recently.

 The unions’ leaders threatened to call members out on strike if the state government failed to honour the agreement it entered into with them.

 They also called for reinstatement of 31 civil servants whose names were mistakenly omitted from government payroll causing the workers to languish in poverty and frustration.

On behalf of Organised Labour, chairman of the NLC in Cross River, Comrade Ben Ukpekpi, said, “I am shocked when I discovered that these categories of persons were yet to be returned to service. 31 of them whose names were mistakenly removed from the payroll. In spite of these, they are still going to work. I wonder how they survive with this kind of situation?”

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