Gov’t must listen to Judicial Council to avoid strikes – Judges

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• Kofi Aning, Toronto 7 years ago

  Have you finish the $25,000,000.00 bribe Mahama gave you? I know not all of you got it but due to that Mahama don't respect you that's why he took out those guys you put in jail so forget about your request

  Have you finish the $25,000,000.00 bribe Mahama gave you? I know not all of you got it but due to that Mahama don't respect you that's why he took out those guys you put in jail so forget about your request

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• DOG BEATER 7 years ago

  SACK ALL OF THEM.THERE ARE SEVERAL LAWYERS WHO WILL TAKE OVER.IF THEY CAN STRIKE OVER MONEY THEY CAN COLLECT BRIBE TOO.ANAS SHOWED HOW UNRELIABLE THEY ARE.

  SACK ALL OF THEM.THERE ARE SEVERAL LAWYERS WHO WILL TAKE OVER.IF THEY CAN STRIKE OVER MONEY THEY CAN COLLECT BRIBE TOO.ANAS SHOWED HOW UNRELIABLE THEY ARE.

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• Paa Joe 7 years ago

  ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA, CIVIL SERVANTS DO NOT HAVE TO GO ON STRIKE.
  
  IF THEY DO,THE GOVERNMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO DISMISS THEM.
  
  GRIEVANCES IN THE CIVIL SERVICE HAVE TO BE CHANNELED THROUGH THE CHAIRMAN OF ...
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  ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA, CIVIL SERVANTS DO NOT HAVE TO GO ON STRIKE.
  
  IF THEY DO,THE GOVERNMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO DISMISS THEM.
  
  GRIEVANCES IN THE CIVIL SERVICE HAVE TO BE CHANNELED THROUGH THE CHAIRMAN OF CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, WHO THEN STUDIES THEIR GENUINE CAUSES AND WHO THEN RECOMMENDS TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR NECESSARY MEASURES TO BE TAKEN ON THEIR JUST CLAIMS.
  
  
  IS THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL NOT AWARE OF THE VERY LAWS THAT GOVERNS THEM.

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