EC Promises Swift Payment of Allowances to Temporary Staff

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The Electoral Commission of Ghana (EC) has issued a statement addressing delays in the payment of allowances to its temporary staff who served during the recently concluded General Election.

The statement, signed by Chairperson Mrs. Jean Mensa, expressed gratitude for the staff’s contributions and assured them that the Commission is working diligently to resolve the issue.

“On behalf of the Electoral Commission, I write to thank you for your professional service to the Commission and the nation in the just ended General Election,” the letter reads.

She commended the staff, noting, “With the exception of a few officers, the majority of you performed creditably. Your role contributed to the peaceful, credible, glorious, transparent and timely election that we witnessed as a country.”

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The statement acknowledged the frustration caused by the delay in payment. “We sincerely apologize for the delay in paying your election related allowances. We feel your burden” the letter noted

The EC attributed the delay to funding challenges and stated that they are actively pursuing a solution.

“We assure you that we are working around the clock to secure funds from the Ministry of Finance,” the statement explained. “We will endeavor to make prompt payment to you as soon as funds are released by the Ministry.”

The Electoral Commission expressed its appreciation for the staff’s understanding and patience, concluding with, “We thank you for your patience and understanding.”

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It should be noted that the Commission did not provide a specific timeline for when the payments are expected to be made.

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