The Minister of Labour, Senator Chris Ngige has faulted human right lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN) on the implementation of the No work, no pay policy of the government, saying every employer has the right to withdraw pay for workers while on strike in accordance with ILO conventions and the Nigeria Labour laws. The Minister also directed the ongoing negotiations between the federal Ministry of Education and the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities will henceforth take place in his office, directing that all further discussions outside the Ministry should stop The Minister said in a statement signed by the Director of Press in the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Samuel Olowokoore that he was invoking his power as the Chief conciliator of the Federation to take over negotiation between the union and the government, regretting that efforts so far has not been successful. The Minister said that the allusion by Falana that the implementations of the no work no pay by the gov...
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