Strike: Cross River workers defy ‘No work, No pay’ directive, remain at home

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The Chairman of the Cross River State chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Benedict Ukpepi, has ordered striking civil servants to remain at home in defiance of the ‘No work, no pay’ directive of t

he state government.

The strike called by the NLC over issues bordering on the welfare of workers entered its third day on Wednesday. The circular stated, “Workers are reminded that the labour unions responsible for the affairs of the State Civil/Public Servants, Joint Public Service Negotiating Council and Trade Union Congress have dissociated themselves from the industrial action.

In the circular, workers were also told that the ‘no work, no pay’ policy was still in force and warned that any worker who failed to report for duty would not be paid.

 

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