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Maritime union declares strike over sacking of 500 Intels, AMS workers

Punch Newspapers Sections Adelani Adepegba, Abuja The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria has declared an indefinite strike over the sacking of 500 workers by Integrated Logistics Services Nigeria Ltd., and Associated Maritime Services Ltd. The union has also directed its members to shut down the Eastern ports from Monday pending the reversal of the disengagement of the affected workers by the two firms. This was contained in a statement on Sunday, signed by the Secretary-General of MWUN, Mr Felix Akingboye, titled, ‘Maritime workers declare industrial unrest in the Eastern Ports over the sacking of members by INTELS Nigeria Ltd. and Associated Maritime Services Ltd.’

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Maritime workers down tool over sack of 500 members by INTELS, AMS

Maritime workers down tool over sack of 500 members by INTELS, AMS
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Maritime Workers Begin Strike over Sack of 500 Members

Maritime Workers Begin Strike over Sack of 500 Members
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Maritime workers begin indefinite strike Monday over sack of 500

Share The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) have directed all its members in Eastern ports to commence an indefinite strike from Monday; over the unilateral sacked of 500 workers by the management of Integrated Logistics Services (INTELS) Nigeria Limited; and the Associated Maritime Services (AMS) Limited. The union said the strike will last until the management of INTELS and AMS withdraw the sack letters issued to their members and resume negotiations with the unions. In a statement signed by the Secretary General of MWUN, Comrade Felix Akingboye, the Union demanded that the Federal Government should investigate the presence of armed security operatives at a peaceful gathering of workers; and sanction those who brought the security operatives that brutalized, intimidated and harassed its members.

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