The Union of Aviation Security (AVSEC) and logistics workers have suspended their strike for one week to consider the request of the Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to intervene in matters concerning their wage review.
The union, in a circular on Wednesday, directed its members to suspend the strike for one week to allow the intervention of the NCAA to bear fruit.
“Accordingly, the withdrawal of services that was earlier directed to commence today has been suspended for one week, effective today.
“We note the high level of mobilisation by the branches and our State Councils and commend the high state of solidarity among our members. Thank you all. We shall remain on standby, ready for any eventuality,” the union’s statement partly read.
Recall that the Aviation Security (AVSEC) and logistics sub-sector commenced an immediate strike from Wednesday, August 16th, 2023, over their N30,000 monthly pay.
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