Lagos e-hailing drivers begin indefinite strike over fares and welfare
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Summary
E-hailing drivers in Lagos State have begun an indefinite strike over disputes about fares, commissions, deductions and welfare.
Highlights
- The drivers are under the Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria, an affiliate of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
- The union said the action starts on Monday and will continue until there is satisfactory progress on its demands.
- AUATON said the strike follows unresolved concerns about operational policies, safety, security and the sustainability of drivers’ work.
- The union asked fleet owners and managers to suspend daily remittance demands and avoid penalties during the strike.
- AUATON said its task force will monitor compliance across Lagos local government areas.
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