This is not the first time the workers are agitating over claims that the board is misappropriating funds of the company among other things.
According to the chairman of the workers union, Michael Allottey the NEC will be meeting tomorrow to draw the road map for a possible shutdown.
“We are currently having a staff meeting. After, the national executive will also be meeting tomorrow where we will draw a roadmap to shut down the station. We don’t see any headway from the ministry trying to dissolve the board so we will carry on with all plans” he said.
The workers in a letter signed by the chairman for the union Michael Allottey notified the Ministry of Communication of their intention to embark on a series of industrial actions beginning Friday September 30 giving the ministry a one week ultimatum to dissolve the board.
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