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National Assembly Shut Down As Workers Begin Strike, Besiege Complex Gate Over Unpaid Entitlements, Minimum Wage - Vimarsana News

National Assembly Shut Down As Workers Begin Strike, Besiege Complex Gate Over Unpaid Entitlements, Minimum Wage

SaharaReporters on Sunday reported how the workers in a statement released through the Secretary-General of PASAN, Hammed Awofiba, declared an indefinite strike to demand full implementation of the revised conditions of service (2018).

National Assembly Workers To Begin Indefinite Strike Over Non-payment Of Entitlements - Vimarsana News

National Assembly Workers To Begin Indefinite Strike Over Non-payment Of Entitlements

It also lamented that the implementation of the Conditions of Service in the MoU which was signed in April 2021, had stopped.

National Assembly Workers To Begin Indefinite Strike Over Non-payment Of Entitlements - Vimarsana News

National Assembly Workers To Begin Indefinite Strike Over Non-payment Of Entitlements

It also lamented that the implementation of the Conditions of Service in the MoU which was signed in April 2021, had stopped.

National Assembly workers threaten strike over minimum wage – Igbere TV - Vimarsana News

National Assembly workers threaten strike over minimum wage – Igbere TV

The National Assembly workers under the umbrella of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN) on Thursday threatened to shut down all activities in the parliament next week to protest the

PASAN threatens to shut down National Assembly on Monday - Vimarsana News

PASAN threatens to shut down National Assembly on Monday

National Assembly workers under the aegis of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN) on Thursday threatened to shut down all activities