• Source: National Union of Road Transport Workers

The National Union of Road Transport Workers is an independent Nigerian trade union that serves the interests of transport workers in the road transport sector, by calling for collective obtaining and pushing for social stability for all workers in the transport sector as defined in its constitution.
The union was founded in 1978, when the government of Nigeria merged the following unions:

Amalgamated Union of Lagos Municipal Bus Workers
Ance Transport Service Workers' Union
Arab Trans Workers' Union
Benson Transport Workers' Union
Cross River State Transport and Allied Workers' Union
H. Safieddine Transport Limited Workers' Union
Hope Rising Drivers' Union
Ikot Ekpene Divisional Transport Workers' Union
Jam Iyyan Alhin Diraibobiw Arewa Northern Transport Workers' Union
Mid-West Line and Armels Transport Workers' Union
M/S Fawaz (Nigeria) Limited and Allied Workers' Union
Rivers State Transport Corporation and Allied Workers' Union
Tractors Drivers' Union
Trans Continental (Nigeria) Ltd. Workers' Union
The union affiliated to the Nigeria Labour Congress. By 1988, it had 30,000 members, and by 2005, this had grown to 96,000.
The union has been known for controversial practices including corruption, extortion, and nepotism, exposed by the American-British journalist Louis Theroux in his 2010 documentary film.




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Apple Inc.
• Sarawak
• Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
• Kematian dan pemakaman kenegaraan Elizabeth II
• National Union of Road Transport Workers
• Transport and General Workers' Union
• International Transport Workers' Federation
• National Transport Workers' Federation
• MC Oluomo
• Transport Workers' Union of Australia
• Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency
• Workers' Union
• Transport Workers Union of America
• Nigeria Labour Congress