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Striking health workers have called off their industrial action.
Joy News can confirm that the health workers are expected to return to work on Thursday morning.
The president of the Health Workers Group, Mr Raymond Tetteh told Joy News that they have seen the salary structure proposed by the Appellate Body and are satisfied with it even though it does not address all their concerns.
Mr Tetteh said the structure provides some marginal increase in their salaries.
It is recalled that members of the Health Workers Group embarked on an indefinite strike action last week to back their demand to government to bridge the salary gap between its members and doctors.
The disparity came about as a result of the withdrawal of the Additional Duty Hour Allowance.
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