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Vice Chancellors Ghana appeal to striking university administrators to resume work

In a statement issued on Friday, October 9, VCG acknowledged the important role administrators and professional staff play in the effective running of Ghana’s public universities but warned that the prolonged strike was significantly affecting university operations and threatening the stability of the academic calendar.
Vice Chancellors Ghana (VCG) has appealed to the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) to suspend its ongoing industrial action and return to work while negotiations continue to resolve outstanding concerns over remuneration and conditions of service.
The ongoing dispute has heightened concerns about disruptions to university administration and the academic calendar, with calls growing for a negotiated settlement to restore normal operations.
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