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Judicial service workers declare indefinite strike
Their decision follows a one month ultimatum given to government at the beginning to ensure their demands were met.
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According to the President of JUSAG who announced the action to members of his union, as a measure to forestall frequent industrial action which has hit the judiciary in the last few months, JUSAG petitioned the judicial council for a new salary structure, which was approved and forwarded to government for implementation.
He further stated after several months of waiting government has failed to implement the consolidation of their salaries hence their decision.
The judicial service workers in the past months have embarked on a number of strikes with the last being in May last year, where they laid down their tools to protest the non-payment of their allowances among others.
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