can federal government sack nlc workers obeying strike?

Khyrvxjzy:
can federal government sack nlc workers obeying strike?

yes

Go and read rules of engagement, and sturdy simple civil service right.

NO the workers are under the Umbrella of NLC and TUC if there is directive for strike, they will go.. when they call off strike, they will resume work..

allthingsgood:


yes

How can you say yes .. It's their right to go on strike if NLC give dircetive

Thomthom:
How can you say yes .. It's their right to go on strike if NLC give dircetive

government is paying you ooo

you can only protest not go on strike

Tobihabeeb:
Go and read rules of engagement, and sturdy simple civil service right.

you get pride ooo, if i know i go ask

tell me

There are labour laws to prevent that, but here is a better question to help you find the answer you're looking for:

Can a politician bribe INEC officials to rig an election, then bribe the judiciary to legitimize their stolen mandate?

If they can't, then no, the government can't sack NLC members obeying strike.

The only people Baba druggie is about to sack are the N30k monthly Agbado miscreants going about on Nairaland defending the criminal we have in Aso Rock

Jamb question

Yes,


But with a good reason and industrial court you can get your employment back



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They will have to sack the entire workforce in the country! Nonsense 🤣

Literally Yes, practically No

YES, under flimsy excuse. And there is nothing you can do.

You can forward the question to obidients

They have no constitutional right to do so. Check section 124 sub section 23 of Nigerian constitution.

Olodo question

No not at all they are pressure group and the constitution gave them the right to embark on such action. That's why it is called democracy

Ok

No

Question

Okay na

lets carry out a poll.

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Khyrvxjzy:

government is paying you ooo

you can only protest not go on strike

Are you a civil servant if you are not stop arguing what you don't know.

No they cannot

Nope

Unlike workers in private sector whom their employer can wake up one morning and fire them and NO court can compel that employer to take back the sacked worker, Government workers enjoy what we call employment with statutory flavour.

It means their mode of hire and fire is controlled and managed by laid down laws and statutes, and collective bargaining which strike is one of the tools of collective bargaining is enshrined and respected by labour laws.

So NO! They can't be fired by the government for striking.

Ebola Thimbulu can't try that nonsense

Under law federal government cannot sack them but can withheld their pay for the period they stay at home I e no work no pay rule. which was successfully applied in ASUU strike during buhari government till date ASUU are yet to get their money and they lost in court

They dare not.