Labour Union Gives Imo Govt Ultimatum To Reverse Workers Suspension - Channels Television

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Labour Union Gives Imo Govt Ultimatum To Reverse Workers Suspension - Channels Television: Labour unions in Imo State have given the State government a seven-day ultimatum to reverse the indefinite suspension of workers in 19 parastatals.

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