Ericsson Nigeria has relieved 160 Nigerians of their duties in the
company while replacing them with Indians, saying it was a move carried
out in 180 countries it operated.
About 160 permanent and outsourced Nigerian workers in the Network
Operating Centre of Ericsson Nigeria, have been sacked by the local
subsidiary of the global telecommunications solutions provider.
According to an investigative report by Punch newspaper, the
disengagement of the workers which takes effect on Sunday, December 4,
2016, affected 55 full-time employees of the company.
Sources revealed that the transfer had been going on since last year
when some workers were laid off while some Indians were brought into the
country to study the management of telecommunications infrastructure in
the country, and had been recruited to replace the disengaged workers.
A copy of the disengagement letter to the permanent workers signed by
the Managing Director of the company, Johan Jemdahi, and obtained by a
correspondent, reads;
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