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Workers of the Ghana News Agency have threatened to resume a strike they called off just Wednesday if their embattled General Manager is allowed to return to his post.
The workers laid down their tools on Monday to protest the refusal of their General Manager to respect an order by the board of directors to proceed on leave.
Secretary to the Communications Workers’ Union Felix Attuquaye Quaye told Joy News they only agreed to a conditional return to work after a meeting with management.
He said the decision to call off the strike was in deference to the subscribers of the agency.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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