JUSAG, SSAJUG extend strike, direct all Judicial Service staff to stay home from Monday
The two judicial workers' unions say neither the government nor Judicial Service management responded to their final revised demands by Sunday afternoon.
The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) and the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana’s Union (SSAJUG) have announced that their indefinite strike will continue on Monday, November 9. According to MyJoyOnline Ghana, the unions have not received an official response from the government or the management of the Judicial Service regarding revised demands submitted on Thursday, November 5.
The unions stated that their revised proposal is intended to improve workers' living conditions and restore effective justice delivery while accounting for government financial constraints. MyJoyOnline Ghana reports that the two unions held engagements with the government and Judicial Service management over recent days in an attempt to resolve the dispute.
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