NLC Set To Shutdown Operation Of CAC From Wednesday

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has resolved to shut
down operations at the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja
Headquarters.

This is sequel to the expiration of 14 days ultimatum’
earlier issued by the NLC with effect from Wednesday, February
24-26, 2021,

This was disclosed in a communique signed by the
President, Comrade Ayuba Waba and the General Secretary
of the Congress,  Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja. 

The Apex body of the Nigeria Labour Unions has flayed the
management of CAC for an attempt to kill unionism in the
establishment through punitive transfer of trade Union executive,
withholding of workers salaries and refusal to remit statutory
deductions.

The NLC also frowned at the anti-labor practices by Alhaji
Garba Abubakar Registrar General of the CAC.

TheNigerialawyer recalls that Amalgamated Union of Public
Corporations, Civil Service, Technical and Recreational Services
Employees (AUPCTRE) at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), had
threatened to go on strike.

The Union had gravely expressed their dissatisfaction with the
ways they are being allegedly treated unfairly, necessitating
taking measures to immediately redress the situation.

The Union alleged that the leadership style of the Registrar
General of the CAC, Mr. Garba Abubakar is one that is laced with
“high-handedness and grave injustice”.

In addition, the Union noted that they are disgruntled because
of “self-opinionated restrictions of vacancies on staff promotions
against the recommendations of the committee on organogram,
unjustified barring of certain categories of staff from writing
promotion examination against the recommendation of the committee
on organogram, stoppage of all welfare proposals, hasty, draconian
and unilateral decision-making leadership style, punishment of
staff by stopping their salaries even before queries were issued
during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as denial of
earned 2019 promotion arrears,” among others.

Sensitization, mobilization currently ongoing in all branches of
AUPCTRE and others affiliates of NLC toward ensuring a successful
picketing of CAC National Headquarters.

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has resolved to shut
down operations at the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja
Headquarters.

This is sequel to the expiration of 14 days ultimatum’
earlier issued by the NLC with effect from Wednesday, February
24-26, 2021,

This was disclosed in a communique signed by the
President, Comrade Ayuba Waba and the General Secretary
of the Congress,  Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja. 

The Apex body of the Nigeria Labour Unions has flayed the
management of CAC for an attempt to kill unionism in the
establishment through punitive transfer of trade Union executive,
withholding of workers salaries and refusal to remit statutory
deductions.

The NLC also frowned at the anti-labor practices by Alhaji
Garba Abubakar Registrar General of the CAC.

TheNigerialawyer recalls that Amalgamated Union of Public
Corporations, Civil Service, Technical and Recreational Services
Employees (AUPCTRE) at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), had
threatened to go on strike.

The Union had gravely expressed their dissatisfaction with the
ways they are being allegedly treated unfairly, necessitating
taking measures to immediately redress the situation.

The Union alleged that the leadership style of the Registrar
General of the CAC, Mr. Garba Abubakar is one that is laced with
“high-handedness and grave injustice”.

In addition, the Union noted that they are disgruntled because
of “self-opinionated restrictions of vacancies on staff promotions
against the recommendations of the committee on organogram,
unjustified barring of certain categories of staff from writing
promotion examination against the recommendation of the committee
on organogram, stoppage of all welfare proposals, hasty, draconian
and unilateral decision-making leadership style, punishment of
staff by stopping their salaries even before queries were issued
during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as denial of
earned 2019 promotion arrears,” among others.

Sensitization, mobilization currently ongoing in all branches of
AUPCTRE and others affiliates of NLC toward ensuring a successful
picketing of CAC National Headquarters.