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The Fair Wages and Salaries Commission says it has resumed work towards migrating members of CLOGSAG onto the Single Spine Salary Structure.
Implementation of the new pay policy met fierce opposition from CLOGSAG members who agitated over their placement.
But a committee comprising representatives of the Commission, the Management Services Department and Office of the Head of Civil Service has now started re-evaluating the jobs of the CLOGSAG members.
Data will be collated in the Greater Accra, Central and Ashanti Regions.
Speaking to Joy FM, Sena Atoklo, Head of Public Relations at the Fair Wages Commission told Joy FM that the various jobs concerned were being re-evaluated for proper placement.
Acting President of CLOGSAG Edward Foli has asked his members to remain calm as they fight for improved working conditions.
Source: Joy News
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