JUSAG, SSAJUG suspend indefinite strike effective November 10

The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) and the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (SSAJUG) have decided to end their indefinite strike starting on November 10. This decision came after they met with the government to talk about salary reviews and related allowances for Judicial Service staff. The unions learned about this from an official letter from the President's office.

They also talked to the Judicial Service's leaders, including the Chief Justice, Chief Justice Gabriel Scott Pwamang, and the President of the Supreme Court, Justice Gabriel Scott Pwamang. After this meeting, the unions said the government's new proposal covered most of the issues that had started the strike. They sent a new message to the President's office about what they promised.

Because of this, JUSAG and SSAJUG said they would stop the strike on Tuesday, November 10, as long as the government keeps its promises. The unions thanked President John Dramani Mahama, Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Dominic Ayine, Judicial Secretary Ahmed Musah, and the Judicial Service's management for helping to solve the problem.

They also appreciated the staff for being supportive during the strike and the media for reporting on the situation. The strike ending should help the Judicial Service go back to normal work as the government finishes what it promised.