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General News on Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Source: clbadfmonline.com
2019-04-17
Minister of the Interior, Ambrose Dery
Interior Minister Ambrose Dery refuted the minority's badertions in Parliament that the current pension plan for security agencies would be changed.
His denial follows a declaration by the minority, signed by the highest member of the European Parliament's Committee on Defense and the Interior, James Agalga, on Wednesday, April 17, 2019, condemning what is They claim to be attempts by the government to remove the Ghana Police Service. other security services of the Cap 30 Pension Plan.
The minority said that it "unreservedly condemns the government's attempt to remove the Ghana police and other security services from the Cap 30 pension scheme. The minority fully recognizes the conditions of employment in which officers and men of the police service and other security agencies work.
"For example, in most cases, security agency staff work more than the mandatory eight mandatory hours per day for all public sector workers. This, coupled with the very high levels of risk such as death, injury and permanent disability, to which the staff of these security agencies are often exposed, are compelling reasons why they must be maintained in the Cap program. 30. "
Rebuking the story, Mr. Dery told the media, "I want to make it clear that the President will not tolerate any change that will worsen the situation of security officers in retirement or retirement."
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