Ogun State Labour Unions Warn of Strike Amid Unremitted N40 Billion Pensions Controversy

Tuesday, 16 July 2024, 12:01

The organized labor unions in Ogun State are on the brink of a strike as they demand action from Governor Dapo Abiodun on the non-remittance of over N40 billion in contributory pensions deducted from workers' salaries spanning 15 years. The Trade Union Congress (TUC), Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and Joint Negotiation Council (JNC) have sent a stern warning to the governor through a letter, expressing their dissatisfaction with the situation.

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Ogun State Labour Unions Threaten Strike

The organized labor unions in Ogun State are facing a critical issue regarding the non-remittance of over N40 billion in contributory pensions.

Organized Labor's Warning

The Trade Union Congress (TUC), Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and Joint Negotiation Council (JNC) have jointly expressed their dissatisfaction and are on the brink of taking industrial action.

15-Year Long Controversy: Deductions from workers' salaries for pensions have remained unremitted by the state government, amounting to a significant sum.

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