We’ll call off strike only when our demands are met – JUSAG
Justice delivery across the country has come to a total standstill following the industrial action declared by the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) on Friday. On a visit to the Supreme Court, Adom News’ Kodwo Mensah Aboroampa observed an unusual pattern where front desk staff were not available. The gates to the premise […]
The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has initiated a nationwide industrial action, resulting in the closure of numerous court premises, including the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, Accra High Court, Circuit Court, and some District Courts. Security personnel have been instructed to keep gates shut to prevent access to the affected facilities.
Protesters have placed red cloth at court entrances to draw attention to workers' grievances. At the Accra High Court, several individuals were turned away, unable to enter due to the strike. The association is demanding the resolution of outstanding salary arrears stemming from the revised salary structure. Judicial Secretary Musah Ahmed has called upon JUSAG to reconsider the strike, urging negotiations to continue.
He noted that management has engaged in high-level discussions with relevant government stakeholders to address the concerns raised by the association. Ahmed acknowledged the frustration among judicial staff over the delayed implementation of the 2026 salary review, reinforcing that management is attentive to their concerns. The strike has left litigants stranded, with the Kumasi High Court and other lower courts also closed.
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