Abia Govt Offers 48-Hour Leave Bonus Payment to Judiciary Workers
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- •The Abia state government set a 48-hour deadline on April 10, 2026, for JUSUN members to prove their leave bonus claims.
- •JUSUN judiciary workers have been on strike, affecting court functions in Abia state.
- •The government has called on the striking workers to end the strike and participate in a staff audit.
- •The dispute centers on unpaid leave bonuses owed to judiciary staff in Abia state.
- •The staff audit is intended to verify claims and ensure accurate payment to eligible workers.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If JUSUN workers provide sufficient proof of leave bonus entitlement within 48 hours The Abia state government will pay the verified workers promptly, potentially ending the strike and resuming normal judiciary operations.
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