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Judicial officers meet today to decide on the way forward

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
September 6, 2017
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By Benjamin Jumbe:

Judicial officers under their umbrella body Judicial Officers Association meet today to decide on the way forward.

The officers over a week ago in a general assembly resolved to go on strike demanding better payment and improved working conditions.

However following a request from government for them to get back to work, the judicial officers are today set to meet and discuss the request after a meeting by the executive yesterday.

The association’s chairman Godfrey Kaweesa says whatever the members will have voted on during the general assembly to be convened at the high court is what will apply.

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