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Reinstate 21 sacked workers or we will embark on strike - Organised labour, Ekiti

The organised labour in Ekiti State has given the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Hon Funminiyi Afuye a 7-day ultimatum to reinstate 21 workers that were allegedly sacked by the House of Assembly service commission. The labour union threatened that workers would commence an indefinite strike from March 10, 2021, if the Assembly defy the directive. The workers were in January 2021 shoved out of the system over alleged illegal recruitment into the service by the immediate past administration. The letter dated 3rd March 2021 and made available to journalists on Wednesday, was signed by the Secretaries of Nigerian Labour Congress, Com Akinyemi Eunice, Secretary, Trade Union Congress, Com Kuloogun Lawrence, and the Joint Negotiating Council, Com. Gbenga Olowoyo.

Reinstate 21 sacked workers or face indefinite industrial action, Workers tell Ekiti Assembly

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Sacked Ekiti Workers Protest against State Lawmakers, Seek Reinstatement

By Victor Ogunje The organised labour and the 21 workers allegedly sacked by the Ekiti State House of Assembly yesterday protested against the state lawmakers over their “unjust dismissal” from the service of the state Assembly. The protest, led by labour leaders, was held within the premises of the state Assembly complex, where they rendered series of derisive songs to castigate the Ekiti State House of Assembly Service Commission over the action. Addressing the dismissed workers, the Secretary of the Ekiti State Joint Negotiating Council, Gbenga Olowoyo, said it was wrong for the commission to have speedily sent the names of the affected workers to the state accountant-general to stop their salaries while negotiation lasted.

JUST IN: Protest as Ekiti Assembly sacks workers over alleged absenteeism

The workers were sacked over absenteeism, arbitrary promotion and placement of officers without regard to the scheme of the service