While the John Ushie-led Cross River State chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress is calling for an all-inclusive strike action in the state, after one that has obstructed the workings of government in the state, it appears that cracks within labour look set to pull the plug off the latest directive billed to commence on…
Organized labour in Cross River State which has in the last couple of days engineered a crippling strike action in the state has revealed that plans have been concluded to, from Wednesday next week, July 5, 2017, commence a total strike action to push the Cross River State government into paying a backlog of salaries…
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John Ushie, Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Chairman, Cross River State, at 6.47 pm, this Wednesday evening confirmed to www.calitown.com over the phone that Labour in the state has voted to commence an industrial strike from next week Tuesday, May 30, 2017, an action that will see all government offices shut until the Cross River State…
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John Ushie, chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Cross River State chapter says because of the prevailing economic circumstances, workers in the state deserve nothing less than N150, 000 (one hundred and fifty naira a month) as minimum wage if they are to be properly motivated and appropriately rewarded. “Those politicians in Abuja who earn…
The picketing of some government offices by the Cross River state chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress, took a turn for the worse this morning with the NLC shutting down the CRS Ministry of Finance and preventing staff of the Ministry from resuming work. At the entrance to the Ministry of Finance, separated from the…
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Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, in Cross River State, John Ushie, has come clear that Labour will ensure that the Ministry of Local Government and Office of the Head of Service, CRS, remains under lock and key until the Cross River State Government clears her statutory financial obligations to all categories of staff…
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