[ad_1]
General News on Thursday, March 21, 2019
Source: Prosper Agbenyega
2019-03-21
Rev. P. Afful-Broni, Vice-Chancellor, University of Education, Winneba
The board of directors of the University of Education, Winneba, gave hope to the re-seals who were sacked to reinstate their duties, opening the door to any petition emanating from the lecturers concerned.
At a press conference on the university's events and the unrest that followed the sacking of some of the speakers, Professor EN Abakah, chairman of the university's board of directors, pointed out that, given the calls launched by well-meaning Ghanaians and other respected personalities, the board of directors will consider any petition it may receive from relevant staff.
Although he stated that all staff members dismissed, suspended, demoted or dismissed had been subjected to the procedures provided by law, in accordance with Law 36 and in accordance with Annex G, there remained place for the speakers concerned. go back to work.
He refuted claims that the layoffs or terminations of the persons concerned were based on trumped-up charges and that the University had not followed them in advance.
However, he stated that "the Council wishes to add that this examination will be done on a case by case basis".
He also stated that the Governing Council and management had been guided by Articles 23 and 296 of the 1992 Constitution, which related to fairness and good discretion in the functioning of public institutions, and which had influenced all their administrative decisions.
The Chair of the Board also revealed that the Board is establishing a Board of Inquiry to understand the circumstances and reasons for the unrest at the university and to propose ways to prevent such unfortunate incidents. in the future.
Source link
