The Nigeria Labour Congress in Kano State has suspended its planned seven-day warning strike action over deduction of workers salaries in May.
The union announced the suspension in a statement jointly signed by the state NLC Chairman, Kabiru Minjibir, TUC Chairman, Mansur Adamu, JNC Chairman, Hashim Saleh and Chairman ULC, Ado Salisu Riruwai and issued to newsmen in Kano State on Tuesday.
The demands by the labour include a stop to what the labour unions described as illegal and illogical deductions of workers salaries for the month of May 2020. According to the labour leaders, the government had agreed to refund the deducted May salary by 50% at a minimum pay of N30,600 due to the COVID-19 pandemic alongside the eight months salary arrears within the third quarter of the year 2020 if the financial position of the state improves.
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