Industrial court restrains Nasarawa JUSUN from proceeding with strike
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, NICN, sitting in Abuja, has issued an interim order restraining members of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, in Nasarawa State from embarking on their planned industrial action. The order was granted on Tuesday following an ex-parte application filed by the Nasarawa State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Isaac Danladi. […]…
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria has issued an interim order on Tuesday, restraining members of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria in Nasarawa State from carrying out a planned industrial action. This decision came following an ex-parte application by the Nasarawa State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Isaac Danladi.
The union had given the state government a seven-day ultimatum, warning that judicial activities would cease if their demands were not met. The court has directed that the restraining order will remain in effect until the motion on notice is heard and decided. The JUSUN union has demanded the implementation of a 40 percent Peculiar Allowance, full financial autonomy for the state judiciary, a 58.1 percent salary increase, the processing of outstanding staff conversions and promotions.
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