
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), under the leadership of its President-General, Comrade Francis Abi Bunu, has recorded another significant milestone in its commitment to workers’ welfare following the signing of an upward review of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) between the Union’s Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Branch and the Management of LTT Coastal and Marine Services Ltd.

The agreement was signed on Monday, 9th November, with the NPA Branch delegation led by its Chairman, Comrade Ajayi Bamidele Alex, while the management team of LTT Coastal and Marine Services Ltd was led by its General Manager, Capt. Liav Zilberman.

The upward review of the CBA, which is expected to be implemented by management, represents an important step towards improving the welfare and working conditions of maritime workers.
This development further underscores the unwavering commitment of the leadership of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria to advancing workers’ interests, safeguarding their rights and ensuring that their dedication, sacrifices and invaluable contributions to the maritime industry are adequately recognised and rewarded.

The Union continues to demonstrate that workers’ welfare remains a priority and that meaningful industrial relations must be built on fairness, mutual understanding and respect for collective agreements.
The successful review and signing of the agreement also reflect the importance of constructive engagement and collaboration between organised labour and management in promoting industrial harmony and sustainable workplace relations.
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