Accra’s workforce showed remarkable commitment as employees returned to their posts after the holiday break.
On January 5, ministries and governance institutions reported high attendance, a notable shift from the typical slow return. Chief Director Lilian Baeka confirmed full attendance at the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council, emphasizing that lateness and absenteeism would not be tolerated.
High Attendance Marks New Year in Accra
Attendance at various ministries and governance institutions in Accra was notably high on January 5, following the holiday season. Many employers declared January 2 a holiday, shifting the official first workday to January 5. A visit by the Daily Graphic revealed that car parks were fully occupied, indicating a complete return to work.
At the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council, most workers were present, and department heads fulfilled their duties. Staff members demonstrated commitment to their roles and the council’s mandate. Chief Director Lilian Baeka confirmed this full attendance and stressed the importance of punctuality.
COUNTRY: Key figures on attendance
- 29 assemblies
Commitment to Governance and Sanitation
Mrs. Baeka outlined plans for the year, focusing on monitoring the activities of assemblies and ensuring wise use of revenue. The council will support Greater Accra Regional Minister Linda Ocloo in her initiatives. Sanitation remains a key concern, with plans to intensify monitoring efforts for cleanliness across the region.
At the Office of the Head of Civil Service, work resumed smoothly, with Public Relations Officer Edward Owusu confirming full staff attendance. He expressed optimism about staff returning refreshed and ready to tackle upcoming challenges.
Next Steps for Greater Accra Council
- Monitor staff attendance at all 29 assemblies
- Focus on revenue management
- Intensify sanitation monitoring efforts
Accra’s workforce is back, ready to tackle the year ahead with dedication and commitment.
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