Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour

Agitations by labour unions in the country have become a recurring decimal and this has led to a series of arrests and death of members in the course of fighting for their legitimate rights of improved welfare packages. In this incessant face- off between government and labour unions in the country,...

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Autores principales: Olusegun Peter Oke Ph.D, Elizabeth Okoh John
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Acceso en línea:https://doi.org/10.46222/pharosjot.10245
https://doaj.org/article/f0689acaa62f4a1aba8b8b38de52c62c
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:f0689acaa62f4a1aba8b8b38de52c62c2021-11-29T06:40:34ZEthical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labourhttps://doi.org/10.46222/pharosjot.102452414-3324https://doaj.org/article/f0689acaa62f4a1aba8b8b38de52c62c2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.pharosjot.com/uploads/7/1/6/3/7163688/article_45_vol_102_2021_nigeria.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/2414-3324Agitations by labour unions in the country have become a recurring decimal and this has led to a series of arrests and death of members in the course of fighting for their legitimate rights of improved welfare packages. In this incessant face- off between government and labour unions in the country, many scholars have written voicing the opinions. While some blamed successive government on their insensitivity to the plight of Nigerian workers, others condemned the actions of workers as falling below expectation as many are inefficient and incompetent. But, an area where attention has not been focused on, has to do with the value of dignity of labour among the Nigerian workforce. It is therefore pertinent to take a critical look at the religious value of the dignity of labour vis - a - vis the attitudes of those in the corridors of power and the plight of workers who are the fulcrum on which the economy upon which any nation stands. It is in light of this that this paper will examine among other things, strike actions in Nigeria, and the meaning of ‘dignity of labour’ from a religious perspective. Lastly, a clarion call will be made on stakeholders in labour matters on the need toaddress the lingering gridlock between government and labour unions in the country in order for the efforts of the present administration at revamping the economy not to be a mere waste of time .Olusegun Peter Oke Ph.DElizabeth Okoh JohnAfricajournalsarticleethicsevaluationstrikedignity of laboursocio-economicsReligion (General)BL1-50Religions of the worldBL74-99ENPharos Journal of Theology, Vol 102 (2021)
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topic ethics
evaluation
strike
dignity of labour
socio-economics
Religion (General)
BL1-50
Religions of the world
BL74-99
spellingShingle ethics
evaluation
strike
dignity of labour
socio-economics
Religion (General)
BL1-50
Religions of the world
BL74-99
Olusegun Peter Oke Ph.D
Elizabeth Okoh John
Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour
description Agitations by labour unions in the country have become a recurring decimal and this has led to a series of arrests and death of members in the course of fighting for their legitimate rights of improved welfare packages. In this incessant face- off between government and labour unions in the country, many scholars have written voicing the opinions. While some blamed successive government on their insensitivity to the plight of Nigerian workers, others condemned the actions of workers as falling below expectation as many are inefficient and incompetent. But, an area where attention has not been focused on, has to do with the value of dignity of labour among the Nigerian workforce. It is therefore pertinent to take a critical look at the religious value of the dignity of labour vis - a - vis the attitudes of those in the corridors of power and the plight of workers who are the fulcrum on which the economy upon which any nation stands. It is in light of this that this paper will examine among other things, strike actions in Nigeria, and the meaning of ‘dignity of labour’ from a religious perspective. Lastly, a clarion call will be made on stakeholders in labour matters on the need toaddress the lingering gridlock between government and labour unions in the country in order for the efforts of the present administration at revamping the economy not to be a mere waste of time .
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Elizabeth Okoh John
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title Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour
title_short Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour
title_full Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour
title_fullStr Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour
title_full_unstemmed Ethical evaluation of Labour Union strikes in Nigeria and the religious value of the dignity of labour
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