Judicial Secretary appeals to JUSAG to call off strike
The Judicial Secretary has appealed to the leadership and members of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) to call off their strike and return to work while negotiations over the 2026 salary review impasse continue.
The Judicial Secretary in Ghana has called on the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) to halt their ongoing strike and resume work, while negotiations for the 2026 salary review continue. In a press release, the Judicial Service Management acknowledged the frustration caused by the disagreement and emphasized the crucial role each staff member plays in administering justice.
They are currently engaged in high-level negotiations with government stakeholders to reach a fair and sustainable resolution, urging JUSAG to consider the national interest and return to work. The management warned that the strike disrupts court operations, affecting citizens, vulnerable individuals, and the overall delivery of justice, and reminded employees of their constitutional obligations to the people of Ghana.
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