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Aggrieved teachers demand payment of unpaid four-year legacy arrears

The association expressed hope that the President would give the issue urgent and favourable consideration, stressing that the affected teachers were seeking payment of what they described as legitimate outstanding entitlements.
The Association of Aggrieved Teachers of Legacy Arrears (2012–2015) is demanding the payment of outstanding arrears owed to teachers for the period between 2012 and 2015.
The group is now appealing to President John Mahama’s administration to take steps to resolve the matter and ensure that the affected teachers receive their outstanding payments.
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