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‘No work, no pay policy’ breaches int’l labour laws, ASUU warns govt
3 years agoExecutive Secretary, TETFUND, Arc. Sonny S.T Echono (right) having a chat with the President of ASUU, Prof. Victor Emmanuel Osodeke during the interactive programme TETFund and Unions on Emerging Issues on TETFund interventions.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has demanded the full payment of all entitlements of its members, while reminding the Federal Government that its ‘no work, no pay’ policy remains a breach of international labour laws.