JUSAG Strike Still On Despite Positive Talks With Chief Justice – General Secretary

The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) says its nationwide strike is still in force despite what it describes as progressive engagements with the management of the Judicial Service.

In an update dated November 2, 2026, and signed by its General Secretary, Abdulai Yakubu, JUSAG said its leadership, together with the Senior Staff Association of the Judicial Service of Ghana (SSAJUG), held a crucial meeting with the Chief Justice and Management of the Judicial Service to resolve the impasse.

According to the statement, the meeting was progressive as Management showed commitment to working with Government to meet the demands of JUSAG to bring the industrial action to an end.

“We have also sighted a revised letter from the Ministry of Finance regarding the payment of allowances,” the statement said.

It added that Management agreed and tabled the outstanding issues before the Office of the President for expedited resolution.

“These developments are positive, and we commend the Honourable Chief Justice and Management for that. However, we await the outcome of the interventions to enable the National Executive Council of JUSAG to make a decision,” JUSAG stated.

The Association stressed that until a revised and improved approval is received from Government that satisfies its demands, the strike continues.

“We wish to inform staff and the public that THE STRIKE IS STILL ON. When a revised and improved approval is received from the Government and satisfies our demands, we shall inform the public of the status of the strike,” it said.

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