The Minority Caucus on Employment, Labour Relations and Pensions says families and businesses are paying the price for the unresolved Judicial Service workers’ strike. It has called for urgent intervention to end the impasse over the 2026 salary review.
Families and businesses paying the price for unresolved JUSAG strike – Minority caucus
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