The union representing workers in Kwara State has firmly rejected the government's 'no work, no pay' policy aimed at striking lawyers. The union argues that this policy undermines workers' rights and is an attempt to intimidate legal professionals fighting for better conditions. In a show of solidarity, the union has expressed its full support for the striking lawyers, emphasizing the importance of their demands for fair treatment and compensation. The ongoing strike has raised concerns about the impact on the judicial system in the state, with many cases delayed as a result. The union's leadership has called for dialogue between the government and the lawyers to resolve the ongoing conflict amicably. They believe that a collaborative approach is essential for restoring normalcy and ensuring justice is served in Kwara State.
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