‘Strikes may jeopardise Vision 2020’

New President of the union Comrade Mohammad Yunusa advised the federal government to evolve viable industrial policies that would place industrial relations on the front burner, adding that a sound industrial relations policy can help check frequent strikes in workplaces in the country.He called on the federal government to prioritise policies that would sustain industrial […]

‘Strikes may jeopardise Vision 2020’
‘Strikes may jeopardise Vision 2020’

New President of the union Comrade Mohammad Yunusa advised the federal government to evolve viable industrial policies that would place industrial relations on the front burner, adding that a sound industrial relations policy can help check frequent strikes in workplaces in the country.
He called on the federal government to prioritise policies that would sustain industrial relations issues with a view to ending frequent strikes by workers in the nation’s economy this year “so as to attract the much needed local and international investors to sustain the transformation agenda of the government”
He urged the Ministry of Labour and Productivity to develop a module that would help federal, state and local governments to create job opportunities for the citizens.

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