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Staff of the Ghana Immigration Service have become the second security corps to express dissatisfaction with the implementation of the Single Spine Salary Scheme.
Like their colleagues in the Prisons Service who took to the streets on Wednesday, the Immigration Service staff feel they are not being treated fairly.
Sources tell Joy News there is the likelihood of a public show of protest if tempers are not calmed.
But Public Relations Officer at the GIS, Francis Palmdetti has told Joy News management has constituted a committee that is presenting proposals to the Fair Wages Commission on some allowances that could deal with the differences in pay.
Meanwhile, the Chief Executive of the Fair Wages Commission, George Smith Graham has also told Joy News the issue of standardized allowances for security personnel is being addressed.
Source: Joy News/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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