Finance Ministry approves 10 months’ salary arrears for Judicial Service staff
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The Ministry of Finance has approved the payment of outstanding salary arrears owed to members of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG), following an ongoing strike over delayed payments. The industrial action, which began as members demanded the disbursement of revised salary arrears…
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- Adom Online, Finance Ministry approves 10 months’ salary arrears for Judicial Service staff
- MyJoyOnline, Finance Ministry approves 10 months’ arrears for Judicial Service staff amid JUSAG strike Negative tone
- 3News, Finance Ministry approves payment of arrears for JUSAG staff Negative tone
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- Most negative headline · MyJoyOnlineFinance Ministry approves 10 months’ arrears for Judicial Service staff amid JUSAG strike
- Most neutral headline · Adom OnlineFinance Ministry approves 10 months’ salary arrears for Judicial Service staff
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