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EMPLOYERS in the Chemical and Non-Metallic Products sector, are seeking for collaboration between workers and employers on industrial relations issues to ensure job security, growth and survival.Executive Secretary of the Chemical and Non-Metallic Products Employers Federation, CANMPEF, Mr Femi Oke, in an address, posited that industrial relations practice must create a partnership model that would build peaceful co-existence at workplace.
He argued that the result of the low manufacturing growth on companies would include among others staff redundancy, reduction in capacity utilisation, closure of companies among others. He contended that the slow economic growth rate was caused by poor infrastructure, poor consumer purchasing power, ban on some raw materials and multiple taxation by government and it’s agencies.
He added that workers must be competent and ensure success was achieved as it was the only way a positive industrial relations environment could enhance the performance of an organisation.
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