The CLOGSAG nationwide strike in 2026 could disrupt public sector services if the government fails to implement a unique salary structure agreed upon with the union.
The Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana, says negotiations over a dedicated salary structure date back to 2019.
CLOGSAG states that two Memoranda of Understanding were signed, with implementation expected from January 1, 2025. However, reminders sent to the Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment, and the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission have reportedly received no response.
The association has therefore announced a planned nationwide industrial action beginning March 9, 2026, unless the government honors the agreement.
Analysts warn that a CLOGSAG strike could affect administrative operations across ministries, departments, and local government institutions.
