In a press release dated Thursday, May 25, the Service noted that they have taken steps hoping to address JUSAG’s issues of salaries and allowances with their executives, government and the Judicial Service management.
The Ashanti Regional branch of the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has asked government to immediately intervene in the strike by the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG). Regional Chair, Kwame Owusu Sekyere, says the strike will delay court proceedings and leave patrons stranded if the government fails to step in. “I’m worried in the […]
“The impact of this strike action is deeply felt. Government must as a matter of urgency, intervene. If JUSAG fails to resume, every court proceeding will also be delayed,” he said.
The management of the Kuapa Kokoo Cooperative Cocoa Farmers and Marketing Union Limited (KKFU) have been dragged to court by members of the farmers cooperative