The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set for a showdown with the federal government over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS
University teachers union in Nigeria says the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System is a distraction.
The union has now dared the federal government, as it reinstates its position not to join the system.
ASUU says it is not strange that some of its members are sneaking to register with IPPIS.
It accuses some Vice Chancellors of intimidating ASUU members to join IPPIS
The union says it will not hesitate to activate its ‘No pay No Work ‘ standing resolution should the government stop the salaries of its members by the end of the month.
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