JUSAG strike continues despite progress in talks with Chief Justice

The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has continued its strike despite recent progress in negotiations with Chief Justice and the Judicial Service management. A meeting was held among JUSAG leaders, Senior Staff Association of the Judicial Service (SSAJUG), the Chief Justice, and Judicial Service Management to resolve the issues behind the industrial action.

JUSAG stated that the meeting was fruitful, with management committing to work with the government to address their demands. They received a revised letter from the Ministry of Finance regarding the payment of allowances and presented the outstanding issues to the President's Office for urgent resolution. While praising the Chief Justice and Judicial Service Management for their efforts, JUSAG stated that it was awaiting the outcome before its National Executive Council could decide on the next move.

The strike has not been called off, and JUSAG promised to communicate any changes in the strike status once they receive a revised and improved government approval that meets their demands.