May Day: Pay cut is illegal-Nigerian workers warn
Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria says its members will not accept a pay cut from the management of any maritime company.
Adeyanju added that members of the union would not also accept the lockdown period as their annual leave. “Most disheartening at this time is the attempt by some management to cut the salaries, wages and allowances of our members without any probable cause.
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