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Judicial service workers to strike on May 20
JUSSAG embarked on similar a strike but was called off after assurances by Haruna Iddrissu the Minister of Employment and Labour Relations to ensure the implementation of the New salaries.
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But two months down the lane the judicial service workers are accusing government of showing a lackadaisical attitude towards their demands and cannot hold on further for their demands
The Judicial Council in 2012 after reviewing the conditions of service of staff of the Judicial Service, concluded that the allowances and salaries of the staff should be consolidated.
However, after over a year, the government is yet to implement the approved salaries.
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