1. On 25th January, 2022, the NLC recorded an Application at the High Court to implement its prior mandate to compel UTAG to call off its strike.
2. As portion of this primary suit, the NLC too recorded a movement Ex parte for interlocutory directive. Meaning they needed the court to allow their directive without take note to UTAG or giving UTAG the opportunity to contend why the UTAG ought to not be controlled from proceeding with its strike pending a last assurance of the most movement.
3. But a striking judge looking at the greatness of this National Matter did not allow the NLC’s movement to be moved. This clarifies why the NLC has presently recorded another Movement for interlocutory directive, this time on Take note. This gives an opportunity for UTAG to be listened on why the order ought to not be allowed. We are going to battle this out with our last sweat, Walai.
4. The weakness hone of going surreptitiously to the courts to get order arrange at the dazzle spot of labor, and sprinkling the arrange on social media is as it were characteristic of the tallness of terrible confidence frequently illustrated by a body expected to serve as an free mediator in labor debate.
5. Typically a huge triumph for run the show of law and for UTAG. We are going to battle the remaining fights in court and do believe within the competence and autonomy of the legal in dealing with this genuine matter and bringing irrevocability to the battle for way better conditions of benefit by labor.
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