₦airaland Forum

The Imo State chapter of Judiciary Staff Union of
Nigeria (JUSUN) have began an indefinite strike to
press home their demand for the payment of four
months’ salary arrears owed them by the state
government.
The state judiciary headquarters on Orlu Road,
Owerri, it was noticed that the gates of the
complex were under lock and key with security
men telling lawyers and other members of the
public who had come for various businesses that
the workers were on strike.
It was also learnt that part of the reason the
union embarked on the strike was the failure of
the State Government to implement the memo­
randum of understanding (MOU) on remuneration
between the two parties.
The state Chairman and Secretary of JUSUN were
not available when newsmen sought to get
clarifications on the reasons for the strike action.
However, an official of the union, who pleaded
anonymity, said that the government cut the
salaries of their members by 70 per cent, an
action the union said was illegal.
According to the official, “JUSUN is independent
and was not part of the agreement between the
Organised Labour and the state government that
workers should receive 70 per cent of their
salaries. We say no to the slashing of salaries to
70 percent. By every standard, the salaries of the
judiciary workers are supposed to be reviewed
upwards because of the enormity of the work we
do.

ganisucks:
From Ogun state to Imo state, from one APC state to another, failure A̶̲̥̅̊Ω̴̩̩̩̥D̶̲̥̅̊ collapse is hitting them. APC, shame.

ganisucks:
From Ogun state to Imo state, from one APC state to another, failure A̶̲̥̅̊Ω̴̩̩̩̥D̶̲̥̅̊ collapse is hitting them. APC, shame.

Abagworo:
Guy read this before running your mouth.

http://www.daargroup.com/daar-group/latest-news/vanguardngr-anambra-jusun-resumes-strike-today

http://naija247news.com/2016/05/strike-paralyses-court-activities-in-ondo/

http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/02/akwa-ibom-nulge-embarks-on-strike-over-unpaid-salaries/

Abagworo:
Guy read this before running your mouth.

[s]http://www.daargroup.com/daar-group/latest-news/vanguardngr-anambra-jusun-resumes-strike-today[/s]

http://naija247news.com/2016/05/strike-paralyses-court-activities-in-ondo/

http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/02/akwa-ibom-nulge-embarks-on-strike-over-unpaid-salaries/

asha90:
Hopeless old man stop your silliness. Imo state is owing it's entire civil service, stop your useless generalization.

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