The Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum, has expressed the government’s commitment to the well-being of members of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG).
According to the minister, ensuring industrial harmony within the Association is also a priority for the government.
Mr Agyekum’s assurance follows the suspension of the strike action by JUSAG on Monday, November 9, 2026.
In a statement, the minister commended the leadership and members of JUSAG for suspending the industrial action and agreeing to return to work on Tuesday, November 10, to ensure the effective delivery of justice in the country’s courts.
He said the decision by the Association provided an opportunity for continued dialogue and engagement to address the outstanding concerns that led to the strike.
“I commend the leadership and members of JUSAG for this decision, which provides an opportunity for continued dialogue and engagement to resolve the outstanding concerns,” he said.
The minister further assured workers that the government remained committed to engaging relevant stakeholders to address their concerns and promote industrial harmony.
“Government remains committed to engaging the relevant stakeholders for the well-being of workers and to ensure industrial harmony,” he stated.
