Finance Ministry approves payment of arrears for JUSAG staff

3News17 hrs ago3 outlets

JUSAG is embarking on the strike to demand payment of outstanding revised salary arrears dating back to January 2026

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3News, 17 hrs agoFinance Ministry approves payment of arrears for JUSAG staff
Adom Online, 28 min agoFinance Ministry approves 10 months’ salary arrears for Judicial Service staff Negative tone
MyJoyOnline, 15 hrs agoFinance Ministry approves 10 months’ arrears for Judicial Service staff amid JUSAG strike Negative tone

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