JUSAG threatens strike from November 2 over delayed salary review

The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has threatened to embark on an indefinite strike from Monday, November 2, 2026, if the government fails to approve and pay its members’ reviewed salaries and allowances. The association has given the government until the end of October to approve the recommendations of the Judicial Council on […]

myjoyonline.com ·3h ago

JUSAG threatens strike from November 2 over delayed salary review

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JUSAG threatens indefinite strike from November 2 over unpaid salary review myjoyonline.com
JUSAG threatens indefinite strike over delayed 2026 salary review adomonline.com
National Labour Commission directs JUSAG to abort intended strike 3news.com

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