P
ProfRem
Guest
Government workers in Nasarawa on Friday declared an indefinite strike over the state government’s decision to cut workers’ salaries by 50 percent.
Governor Umaru Tanko Al-Makura had also declared there was no going back on his administration’s decision to cut down salaries of its workers.
Comrade Abdullahi Adeka, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Chairman and Danladi Namo, Trade Union Congress (TUC) Chairman, stated this while addressing newsmen at the Labour House in Lafia.
They said the state government’s reluctance to reverse its decision have left them no choice but to declared indefinitely industrial action over 50 percent cut of their salaries.
According to Adeka, the indefinite strike action by the entire workers in the state followed the inability of the state government to reverse its decision to cut their salaries by 50 percent.
Governor Umaru Tanko Al-Makura had also declared there was no going back on his administration’s decision to cut down salaries of its workers.
Comrade Abdullahi Adeka, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Chairman and Danladi Namo, Trade Union Congress (TUC) Chairman, stated this while addressing newsmen at the Labour House in Lafia.
They said the state government’s reluctance to reverse its decision have left them no choice but to declared indefinitely industrial action over 50 percent cut of their salaries.
According to Adeka, the indefinite strike action by the entire workers in the state followed the inability of the state government to reverse its decision to cut their salaries by 50 percent.
