The National Labour Commission (NLC) has threatened legal action if the leadership of Civil and Local Government Service Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG), does not call off its strike.
Members of CLOGSAG have been on strike over the past few weeks demanding the payment of market premium before they return to work.
However, the NLC described the strike as illegal saying the association failed to inform the NLC of their strike before starting it.
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Executive Director of the Labour Commission, Charles Bawa Duah said they will meet CLOGSAG and the other parties involved tomorrow in a bid to resolve the issue.
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The Minister of Employment and Labour Relations Haruna Iddrisu has asked striking members of CLOGSAG to return to work or risk losing their August salaries.
But the striking members have called the bluff of the minister saying the threat to withhold their August salaries is in breach of the employer and employee relationship.