Senegalese prime minister challenges RTS labour agreement
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Senego
Senegalese Prime Minister Ahmadou Alhaminou Lo is challenging the company agreement concluded by former Senegalese Radio and Television (RTS) director-general Racine Talla, saying the resources needed to implement it were unavailable. He announces new discussions with the unions and warns that such commitments could lead to legal action, Senego reports.
The Senegalese Prime Minister Ahmadou Alhaminou Lo has challenged the company agreement concluded at Senegalese Radio and Television (RTS) under Racine Talla’s leadership. He believes the commitments made to employees are not covered by the necessary resources and has announced new discussions with the unions, RTS reports.
Ahmadou Alhaminou Lo called the decision serious and warned that a director-general making such commitments could face legal action. He described the agreement as a «betrayal» of the state, amid the RTS crisis.
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