The Amalgamated Union of App-based Transporters of Nigeria (AUATON) has officially launched the executive arm of the union in the Lagos State Executive Council (SEC).
Stakeholders in the transport sector have called for a robust welfare package and improved safety measures for Nigerian e-hailing drivers. According to the stakeholders, this will boost the morale and promote self-confidence
E-hailing drivers have called on government to support them with grants to explore alternative means of fueling, which is Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), to power their vehicles.Â
E-hailing drivers, under the aegis of Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transport Workers of Nigeria (AUATWON), have called on government to address the lingering issues bedeviling the sector as it relates to connection
E-hailing drivers on Wednesday began a strike action with the intention to get sector operators to reach a dialogue with them over challenges confronting their operations.
There were discordant tunes yesterday in reaction to yesterday’s suspended strike to protest the removal of petrol subsidy.While organised Labour on Monday night put off its planned strike after a marathon meeting
Members of the Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transport Workers of Nigeria (AUATWON), during a meeting in Lagos, to review their prices upward over increase in fuel pump price across the country
Workers in the e-hailing services sector have reviewed transport fare upward by 200 per cent. It also set N2000 as the minimum cost for a trip following the removal of fuel subsidy