NIB union leaders signal inability to join Organised Labour strike over galamsey
The leadership of two unions at the National Investment Bank (NIB) has indicated that they may not be able to participate in the strike action declared by Organized Labour, which is set for October 10, 2024, in protest of the deteriorating situation of illegal mining otherwise known as galamsey in the country.
In a letter dated October 9, 2024, addressed to all staff, the unionized bodies at NIB, specifically the Professional Managerial Staff Union (PMSU) and the local unions, explained that due to the unique operational circumstances of the bank, they may be unable to observe the planned strike.
The letter acknowledged the concerns raised by Organized Labour but stressed that NIB's current situation limits their ability to fully partake in the strike action.
Below is the letter:
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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