The National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) on Sunday directed its members to begin a two-week warning strike on Monday.
NAAT President, Ibeji Nwokoma, in a statement, alleged the failure of the Federal Government to implement the 2009 agreement.
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He said the 14-day ultimatum given to the government had elapsed.
He said a virtual meeting of the association’s National Executive Council resolved to shut down all laboratories, workshops, studios and farms for the period of the warning strike.
He said 97.8 per cent of the branches of the association voted in favour of the industrial action.
“In the meantime, branches are also directed to hold congresses on Monday, 21st March 2022 in the morning to declare the commencement of the warning strike in their respective branches.
“Furthermore, branches are directed to constitute monitoring teams to ensure compliance and enforcement of the warning strike,” the statement read in part.”
