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Union rejects Kwara’s ‘no work, no pay’ threat, backs striking lawyers

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A union rejects Kwara State’s ‘no work, no pay’ threat against striking law officers, warning of nationwide action if the Kwara strike dispute isn’t resolv Read More: https://punchng.com/union-rejects-kwaras-no-work-no-pay-threat-backs-striking-lawyers/

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