The Private Telecommunications and Communications Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PTECSSAN) has instructed its field engineers to go on an indefinite strike due to poor working conditions and lack of entitlements.
The leadership of the Private Telecommunications and Communications Senior Staff Association of Nigeria yesterday directed its members who are field engineers to embark on an indefinite strike.
Okonu said: “These workers are working like slaves in their own country with no entitlements commensurate with their efforts paid to them. They are made to work without work hours and risk their lives going to the field in the wee hours of the night without adequate security provided for them.
“It is in the light of this that the leadership of the Union directed its members to commence an indefinite strike. We implore Nigerians to bear with us during the period of the strike and its attendant discomfort it may bring to them,” he added.
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