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All 6,300 GES staff have been paid – Finance Ministry
9, GNA – The Ministry of Finance said all 6,300 Ghana Education Service (GES) staff recruited in 2024 without financial clearance have been paid their outstanding salaries.“All 6,300 staff covered by the arrangement have since been paid,” it said, adding that currently no outstanding requests for financial clearance from the GES were awaiting action by the Ministry of Finance.
The Ministry, in a statement issued on Tuesday, said it had taken note of an appeal by the Coalition of Unpaid Newly Posted Staff of the GES regarding outstanding salary arrears.
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