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    Ondo Workers Prepare To Join Nationwide Strike

    By Samuel AkpenpuunJune 1, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Organised Labour in Ondo State has begun mobilising  members in preparation for indefinite strike action on Monday.

    A source said the Ondo Labour would officially declare its stand on Sunday.
    The source said the workers in the State would be mobilised to join the strike action.

    However, some residents in the State, have expressed pessimism over the strike action.

    They said the strike was necessary but that labour should not elongate the strike action.

    A civil servant, Mr. Ajibola Monday, urged the Federal Government to peg the minimum wage at N100,000 due to rising inflation.

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