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Wike Commends JUSUN For Calling Off Strike, Insists On No Work-No Pay Policy – Channels Television

  Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has commended the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) for calling off its two-month strike in the state. According to a statement signed by the Special Assistant (Media) to the governor, Kelvin Ebiri, on Wednesday, Governor Wike has, however, directed the Accountant General of the state not to pay judiciary workers for the first week of June in which the ‘no work-no pay policy’ was in force. The state government had warned that it will enforce the no-work no-pay policy if JUSUN in the state fails to call off the strike by May 31. Governor Wike explained that the state government’s decision not to pay JUSUN members for the first week of June was a result of the union’s failure to heed the directive to resume work before May 31.

BREAKING: JUSUN suspends two-month-old strike

UPDATED: JUSUN suspends two-month-old strike The union cites the intervention of the National Judicial Council (NJC) and others in reaching the decision to suspend the strike. 4 min read The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (NJC) on Wednesday suspended its nationwide strike which paralysed the Nigerian courts for over two months. Members of the union had embarked on the strike on April 6 to press home their demand for the financial autonomy of the judiciary. The 64-day-old strike is the most protracted paralysing industrial action the Nigerian judiciary has ever seen. The closest to it which members of the union embarked on in January 2015 for the same reason only lasted for two weeks.

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