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CAGD: Dates for Salary Payment For 2022

CAGD: Dates for Salary Payment For 2022

The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department has released dates for the payment of salaries and wages of civil servants, Ghana Education Service (GES), and all public servants for the year 2022. A release dated 20th November 2021 and cited by the reporter indicates that December’s salary will be paid earlier than the rest of the months, which is on the 19th. The month of September is the…

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CAGD TPRS Benefits to GoG Employees-Workers now have the Mandate

CAGD TPRS Benefits to GoG Employees-Workers now have the Mandate

CAGD TPRS Benefits to GoG Employees-Workers now have the Mandate The Controller And Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) Third-Party Reference System (TPRS) has got many benefits to the Government of Ghana (GoG) employees.  The new upgrade of the TPRS is to cater for the following areas; Payslip Access and with username and password;Uploading of bio picture on the payslipPIN and Mandate…

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Public Worker to Use Ghana Card on Payroll From 1st December

Public Worker to Use Ghana Card on Payroll From 1st December

The directive by the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) for all public sector workers to register with the National Identification Authority (NIA) and obtain a Ghana Card or forfeit their salaries by December 1, 2021 has been put on hold. Instead, the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) has been tasked to port the names of public sector workers in their…

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CAGD's Decision not to Pay Government Employees Who do not have a Ghana Card is Displeasing - Angel Carbonu

CAGD's Decision not to Pay Government Employees Who do not have a Ghana Card is Displeasing - Angel Carbonu #scoopghnews

Angel Carbonu, President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), has declared that the Controller and Accountant General’s Department’s decision to withhold pay of government employees who do not have the Ghana Card by December 1 is categorically incorrect. Mr. Angel Carbonu, who joined the chorus of labor unions opposing the order, claimed that it is an utterly wrong decision…

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Government Employees who do not Have a Ghana Card will not be Paid Beginning December 1.

Government Employees who do not Have a Ghana Card will not be Paid Beginning December 1. #scoopghnews

Government employees who do not have Ghana Cards will not be paid beginning December 1, 2021. According to the Controller and Accountant General’s Department, it is part of continuing efforts to harmonize its systems. The Communications Ministry has previously stated that the Ghana Card is the country’s exclusive means of identification verification. The Department thinks that by synchronizing…

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2021 Salary adjustment for institutions on the Single Spine Salary Structure

2021 Salary adjustment for institutions on the Single Spine Salary Structure

2021 Salary adjustment for institutions on the Single Spine Salary Structure Following the conclusion of negotiation on the 2021 Single Spine base pay, approval is, hereby, given for the attached salary structure marked ‘Appendix A’ which incorporates a four percent (4%) across board salary increase to be used to effect the payment of salaries of Public Service Institutions on the Single Spine…

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NEW: GES releases a schedule for biometric registration for the 5th batch

NEW: GES releases a schedule for biometric registration for the 5th batch

The Management of Ghana Education Service (GES) has indicated that it will release the staff IDs for new entrants for biometric registration soon. The yet-to-be-released staff IDs are mainly to cater to the 5th batch of persons recruited or posted by the service. However, the GES in collaboration with the Controller and Accountants General Department (CAGD) has schedule dates for a date for the…

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TAMALE: CAGD/GES withhold mandatory workshop on payroll system and validation-Details

The Ghana Education Service (GES) in the Tamale metro has withdrawn a two mandatory workshop which was supposed to be organized for validators and heads of institutions within the public service. According to the GES in collaboration with the Controller and Accountants General Department (CAGD), an amount of GH¢450 Cedis was to be paid by each participant. This generated an atmosphere of…

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