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The Bayelsa State Government on Monday begged labour unions in the state-owned tertiary institutions not to embark on their planned strike, saying efforts were underway to address their demands.
Ewhrudjakpo explained that since the committee set up by the state government to look into their demands had not completed its assignment, it would not be necessary for the unions to go on strike. He noted that the industrial action would not only adversely affect the educational system of the state but also do a disservice to members of the union if they went ahead to down tools at a time frantic efforts were being made to settle their grievances.
He, therefore, assured the labour leaders that the implementation would commence as soon as the right figures and computations were made available by the committee handling the assignment.
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