“So far, there is an outstanding of three (3) months (October, November & December 2018) of contractual arrears from the Cooperative Agreement (CoAg) Project. All other arrears for the WHO Emergency Response Project have been paid to all redundant staff”. NPHIL also refutes claims by the spokesperson of the aggrieved former employees, stating that the “period Babajuah claimed he had worked for the Institute is totally erroneous”. During the EVD outbreak, the system was ran by the Emergency Management Team, and not NPHIL,” it release added. “The Management of NPHIL values the work of its employees and does things in compliance with the Decent Work Act.”

Source: Front Page Africa April 08, 2019 23:15 UTC