The Non-Academic Staff Union of Education and Associated Institutions (NASU), has threatened to resume its suspended strike over what it termed “government officials unhidden bias towards academic staff against the non-teaching staff of universities and inter-university centres in the payment of earned allowances. For close to five years, the Nonteaching Staff Unions in the universities and inter-university centres have fought relentlessly over the disproportionate sharing formula of 80/20% and 75/25% to the academic and non-teaching staff in our universities. “Government officials have not hidden their bias towards Academic staff against the Non-Teaching staff of Universities and Inter-University Centres in the payment of Earned Allowances. “It is unfortunate and painful because the promise given before the policy was implemented in tertiary institutions was dubious. Three months down the line, (August 2021 October 2021), the 2022 budget to the education sector falls short of that promise.”YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE HEADLINES FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNEBuhari Urges MTN For Quality Service, Downward Price Review In Cost Of Data, Other ServicesPresident Muhammadu Buhari Friday at State House Abuja urged the MTN Group to make the available top-of-the-range service to its Nigerian subscribers… NASU threatens to resume strike over ‘Earned Allowances’ NASU threatens to resume strike over ‘Earned Allowances’ NASU threatens to resume strike over ‘Earned Allowances’ NASU threatens to resume strike over ‘Earned Allowances’.

Source: Nigerian Tribune November 17, 2021 07:55 UTC