The Nasarawa State chapter of Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, has suspended its indefinite strike which started on February 16, 2018.
The union embarked on the strike to press home its demands for implementation of promotion, annual increment, among others, Punch reports.
Jimoh Musa, State JUSUN Chairman, informed journalists in Lafia on Thursday, March 1, 2018, that the suspension followed after an agreement was reached between the union and the state government.
He said that the state government at a meeting attended by the head of service, representatives of the court and the union, agreed to set up a committee to look into the demands.
Musa said that the committee which would have representatives of the union would advice the government on ways to address the problems.
The chairman said the committee had one month to submit its report.
Musa, who said that the union was suspending the strike, added that, “if after the window period of one month nothing was done, the members would continue with the strike.’’
While calling on its members to resume work immediately, the chairman call on the state government to be sincere in order to avoid any industrial disharmony in future.
