COURT SIDES FG’S “NO WORK, NO PAY” POLICY AGAINST ASUU


 

COURT SIDES FG’S “NO WORK, NO PAY” POLICY AGAINST ASUU.


 No work, no pay rule set to come into force, court says  


 The Federal Government urges members of the ASUU to:  

 The fact that we went on strike last year is perfectly legal.   
   The National Labor Court upholds the doctrine of "no work, no pay". federal decision in litigation against University Teachers Union (ASUU).   
   No work, no pay rule set to come into force, court says  The Federal Government urges members of the ASUU to:   
   
   The fact that we went on strike last year is perfectly legal. The judge's ruling reads as follows:  
 Judge Benedict Canip ruled that this was within the court. Federal right to withhold wages Workers engaged in industrial action.But the court ruled that it was a violation of the university 
 Federal  Autonomy in Enforcement  

Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System (IPPIS) 

PLATFORM FOR ASUU MEMBERS TO RESERVE RIGHTS 

 Decide how their salary will be paid. Federal Government Prioritized ASUU   
 National Labor Court on Union Claims against   Payment of salary from February 14th to October 7th, The strike will be called off in 2022 

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