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ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(m): 9:11am On Oct 21, 2013 |
No Work No Pay Rule Is Obsolete, Inhuman And Barbaric - ASUU The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared that no amount of threat through the implementation of no-work-no-pay rule applied by the federal government would force its members to suspend their four months old industrial action. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/strike-no-work-no-pay-rule-will-not-deter-us-ASUU-insists/162222/ |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(m): 9:13am On Oct 21, 2013 |
You know there's a problem when savages are accusing others of barbarism! Intellectuals indeed. 6 Likes
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Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Webmoneycccom: 9:17am On Oct 21, 2013 |
"Prayer and Love is all we need to survive" God bless Nigeria! 1 Like |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by demelza: 9:25am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Striving to eat in a place where you dont work is also barbaric, obsolete and shouldnt be condoned. 21 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by TechRev: 9:41am On Oct 21, 2013 |
demelza: Striving to eat in a place where you dont work is also barbaric, obsolete and shouldnt be condoned.Thats one of our problems, Nigerians don't want to reap what they sow, rather they want to reap what they did not sow and where they did not sow. Am not supporting FG but No work no pay has always been a fair bargain from time. 7 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Sunnybobo3(m): 9:43am On Oct 21, 2013 |
This people are obviously living in the stone age. Here in the UK, you don't get paid for any hour you are on strike. 8 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Nobody: 9:46am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Technically, not paying them their salaries is forcing them against their wish/will. These people are advocates of better tertiary institutions for and in Nigeria, though the movement is somewhat selfish. However, if it materialises, the fate of our universities will change for good. On another note, the ASUU never considered the psychological welfare of the students before deciding to embark on an indefinite strike... They should have looked for other alternatives instead. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Very soon, MTN and other networks will start making money from ASUU Strike. You'll see stuff like: To get all news on ASUU Strike, text ASUU to 38343. Costs N100/week. Predict when ASUU will call off strike and stand a chance to be a winner in the MTN PREDICT AND WIN PROMO. Text your predictions to 38323. N100/SMS. Download the new ASUU Callertune and get your callers grooving. 20 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Idokosolomon(m): 9:47am On Oct 21, 2013 |
ASUU should know that they are suffering students of public Universities.They should have a rethink for the seek of Nigeria students. |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by ULSHERLAN(m): 9:53am On Oct 21, 2013 |
They don't want to work but they want to get paid in the process using their students as the sacrifice. The word inhuman should be used for ASUU because have never seen an organization whereby u don't work and yet u expect to get paid. 4 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by lertee(f): 9:56am On Oct 21, 2013 |
The FG is gradually achieving their aim,they are noww playing the victim. 1 Like |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by PointB: 9:56am On Oct 21, 2013 |
No work, no pay is standard practice. It's fair and square. If ASUU want to be paid, they should get back to 'work' ! 6 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Afam4eva(m): 10:02am On Oct 21, 2013 |
How is it barbaric and inhuman. Why should people reap where they did not sow? 1 Like |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by ULSHERLAN(m): 10:24am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Afam4eva: How is it barbaric and inhuman. Why should people reap where they did not sow?Was thinking your gonna close this topic when I saw ur name as the last poster. |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Nobody: 10:28am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Afam4eva: How is it barbaric and inhuman. Why should people reap where they did not sow? So, you mean the dilapidated, STDs, rotten infested toilets and other facilities in the universities are humane treatments? The packing of students in lecture theatres is humane too? The inadequate dirty hostel facilities is humane abi? What about the scanty laboratories? Humane too? Students reading with torchlights and lanterns, humane too? I'm not justifying their embarking on strike though, but looking at the situation from two angles will pay more. Or what do you think? 7 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(m): 10:31am On Oct 21, 2013 |
emmysenior:Why dont you try speaking from just one side of your mouth? Speaking from both sides makes you sound like a half wit. 5 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Nobody: 10:31am On Oct 21, 2013 |
emmysenior: Technically, not paying them their salaries is forcing them against their wish/will.I had wanted to rebuke you but a second look at your last paragraph stopped me. Those foools need to go back to job market. Only then will they realize the effect of their stupidity and selfishness on the future leaders of Nigeria. They don't work but they expect salaries. Idiioots 6 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Sunnybobo3(m): 10:33am On Oct 21, 2013 |
emmysenior: Technically, not paying them their salaries is forcing them against their wish/will.Dude, no work no pay is standard practice. In the UK, you don't get paid for days you are on strike. If transport operators should go on strike because of the bad state of our roads, should the government then compensate them for losing income on those days? 10 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by donphilopus: 10:48am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Enough Is Enough na, why are they doing this na?? I don't like this na, they should try and suspend the strike and continue with their Negotiation |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Abbycite(m): 10:54am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Hunger don dey set in for them (ASUU).... I av always blame d FG, how can pple go on strike and u contiue to pay their salaries. If u decide to go on strike either for just or unjust cause, u should know d financial implication of ur action. 5 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by ULSHERLAN(m): 11:02am On Oct 21, 2013 |
This makes me remember the Biafran War. Why feed the enemy, they will just get stronger if u keep feeding dem. On the other hand if u starve them dey would come back to their senses and surrender 2 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by ULSHERLAN(m): 11:04am On Oct 21, 2013 |
Disruption of the students academic calendar is Barbaric,obsolete and inhuman too 3 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Nobody: 11:06am On Oct 21, 2013 |
He that does not work, let him not also eat. -Paul of Tarsus 4 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by 1MCN: 11:12am On Oct 21, 2013 |
My take is this, for as long as they stay at home, their salaries and other emoluments should be kept on hold pending when they resume work. Then their full arrears should be paid to them. Secondly, when they return, they should be slammed a heavy law suit by the students who pay their fees and never get any service whatsoever for their money, and no apologies. Labour must have some power/voice in every clime but this our own are simply acting like MOST HIGH. Or, is their no laws protecting the rights of students from such infringements in Nigeria? 3 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(m): 12:16pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
^ There probably are but no one seems to have any need for them. The moment the strike is called off, students are just too glad to be back in school that the mere talk of a lawsuit would sound like treason! 2 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by anselm791(m): 12:25pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
Is it just me or is ASUU news begining to get boring? 1 Like |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Demdem(m): 12:36pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
Kudos to ASUU. am really proud of them. They shouldnt bother themselves with the no work no pay shyte. Govt will still pay them and the years of allownaces being owned them not yet paid. Those that were not paid for years in Unilorin were eventually paid in a day making them multi-millionaires even though they were teaching in other Unis. No work no pay no matter how honourable it is isnt the solution, the solution is the implementation of signed agreement. its honourable on the part of govt to honour her part of the agreement and let ASUU also honor hers A labourer is entitled to his wage. let Govt Pay ASUU what is being owned them in allowances over the years and see ASUU get back to classes. Failure to do that, i dont expect them in there. 7 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by PeeDaVinci: 12:37pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
afaik, No Work No Pay Rule is the rule in the western countries, so, i guess they are barbaric. imo, you should only be paid for the number of days you work. i am aware that this gives the govt some undue privileges, but i believe fair is fair, you dont work, you dont eat. the fight to save the university should not be fought in collaboration with all the stakeholders in university education- students, nasu, parents, even industries. and in case they are not really willing to be part of the fight, there are ways that ASUU can use to force them to join in this fight without going on strike "technically" e.g. delaying exams indefinitely because of some course modules that can not be taught given the current funding, not releasing exam results, slowing down the curriculum, giving students assignments that cant be solve because of university funding, not graduating students etc. 1 Like |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by sambas: 12:47pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
what is good for the goose is also good for the gander.. Thank God we are not the only one being affected by the strike, The useless lectueres children are also at home. No work no pay! lets see how they will manage their affairs, In the game of football we call this 2-0.. In my own case its 2-1 cos they are paying my father... Bastard ASUU 2 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(m): 12:49pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
Demdem: Kudos to ASUU. am really proud of them.DemdeMoron, there's a difference between 'owned' and 'owed' was it non payment of salaries that made your lecturers not teach you that? Ok I see you were supposed to have learnt that in primary school. Now tell me, if our entire education budget is channeled towards tertiary education and paying lecturer allowances how do we cater for children and give them good basic education? Or would you rather we keep churning out semi literates that do not know the difference between 'owed' and 'owned'? 5 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by Demdem(m): 1:01pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
wesley80: DemdeMoron, there's a difference between 'owned' and 'owed' was it non payment of salaries that made your lecturers not teach you that? Ok I see you were supposed to have learnt that in primary school. Now tell me, if our entire education budget is channeled towards tertiary education and paying lecturer allowances how do we cater for children and give them good basic education? Or would you rather we keep churning out semi literates that do not know the difference between 'owed' and 'owned'?[b] Wesfool, why don't u proceed to literary section of the forum and start picking up typo errors. I ain't interested in such. Continue ur rants, the pleasure is mine. Back to business Again, was the agreement not made and agreed upon before the budget itself was conceived? Didn't Jonathan also agreed with the details when Yaradua signed it? When ASUU went on strike last year and later called off having had an MOU with the govt then, was the budget prepared then? What foolish budget are u even reffering to? It's obvious to sane minds that the govt simply don't want to honour the agreement and that explains why its not reflected in the budget but oduahs cars and abuja city gates seems to be there Anyway, that's not ASUUs headache but govt. ASUU just want agreement honoured which I believe its noble enough. Let Jonathan send supplementary budget or whatever to NASS, agreement must be honored. Fool, budgets are prepared by humans and not celestial beings. Those that delibrately refused to incorporate details of signed agreement into it will be forced to. [/b] 8 Likes |
Re: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(m): 1:14pm On Oct 21, 2013 |
^ Typo indeed. Instead wey you go gree say you didnt know the difference you're blaming it on typo. You've made that same mistake in virtually every thread you've had this discussion and here you are blaming it on 'typo' when someone finally points it out. Olodo 4 Likes |
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