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AAU Ekpoma University Sacks Ad-hoc Staff

The Authority of Ambrose Ali University Ekpoma has disengaged her staff in Ad-hoc and casual units with immediate effect.
The university said the reason for this decision is Inline with international labour Law.
The university said that all outstanding salaries and stipends of the staff will be paid fully.
This is contained in a special bulletin dated Tuesday 9th August 2022 which in Part reads, “The Management of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma in repositioning the University and in line with International Labour Law Conventions and best practices, hereby abolishes the position of Ad-Hoc and Casual Staff in Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, with immediate effect.
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“In light of this, the University Management hereby disengages, from her employment, all Ad-Hoc and Casual staff in Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma. By this circular, all those affected, are to proceed to the Bursary Department for the processing and payment of all outstanding allowances and stipends due to them by 2:00pm on Wednesday, 10th of August, 2022.”
It added “The University Management, thanks all the erstwhile Ad-Hoc and Casual staff of the University for their services and wishes them well in all their future endeavours.”

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