We can’t call off strike – JUSAG says despite Finance Ministry’s approval of 10 months’ arrears payment

Adom Online1 hr ago

The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has maintained its indefinite strike despite the Ministry of Finance’s approval for the payment of outstanding salary arrears. The association says the Ministry’s announcement does not adequately address its demands and will not be enough to persuade…

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Day 1 Mon, 2 Nov Government approves payment of salary arrears for lower court judges, Judicial Service staff First reported by 3News · 3 newsrooms
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