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Stop Raining Curses On Electricity Workers – Adelabu Tells Nigerians

Stop Raining Curses On Electricity Workers – Adelabu Tells Nigerians Written by Kelechi Ofor

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Why we suspended industrial action - Electricity workers

Electricity workers called off their planned one –day industrial action in the early hours of Thursday following a tripartite meeting between the leaders of the union, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and the Minister of State for Labour, Festus Keyamo. The General Secretary of the national Union of Electricty Employees (NUEE), Joe Ajaero confirmed the suspension to another medium. The strike action called by the workers to press for the settlement of unresolved workers claims after the privatization of the power sector by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) disrupted public power supply and triggered a nationwide blackout on Wednesday. At least one of the electricity distribution companies, IBEDC, notified its customers in the South-west that the strike action “led to a nationwide shut down of electricity installations and has resulted in the disruption of service across our network.” Ajaero said the action was called off in the early hours of Thursday following a tripartite meeting between the leaders of the union, BPE and the Minister of State for Labour, Festus Keyamo. Read the full article

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Why we suspended industrial action - Electricity workers

Electricity workers called off their planned one –day industrial action in the early hours of Thursday following a tripartite meeting between the leaders of the union, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and the Minister of State for Labour, Festus Keyamo. The General Secretary of the national Union of Electricty Employees (NUEE), Joe Ajaero confirmed the suspension to another medium. The strike action called by the workers to press for the settlement of unresolved workers claims after the privatization of the power sector by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) disrupted public power supply and triggered a nationwide blackout on Wednesday. At least one of the electricity distribution companies, IBEDC, notified its customers in the South-west that the strike action “led to a nationwide shut down of electricity installations and has resulted in the disruption of service across our network.” Ajaero said the action was called off in the early hours of Thursday following a tripartite meeting between the leaders of the union, BPE and the Minister of State for Labour, Festus Keyamo. Read the full article