US EditionNational Service Authority warns full-time employed personnel to report by Friday, May 23, or face sanctions
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National Service Authority warns full-time employed personnel to report by Friday, May 23, or face sanctions
By Sarah Baafi The Ghana National Service Authority (GNSA) has warned that service personnel found to be in full-time employment while undertaking national service risk facing sanctions unless they report immediately to regularise their status. The Authority said personnel who are simultaneously employed—particularly within the public sector—must report to any of its regional offices or the head office in Accra. The move, it said, follows the su…
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