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Government pharmacists have now declared their nationwide strike officially over.
It follows what leaders say is a firm assurance to migrate them onto the single spine salary structure before the end of this month.
This is the outcome of a meeting with the Health Ministry Tuesday.
The pharmacists earlier suspended their strike on humanitarian grounds after days of protesting delays in their migration onto the new pay policy.
Speaking to Joy News, President of the Government Pharmacists Association, Steven Corquaye said members will pursue every detail in the new road map.
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