Former KATH CEO bags 60,000 in damages for wrongful dismissal

Former CEO of the Okomfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Dr. Anthony Nsiah Asare, has been awarded GHc60,000.00 in damages for his wrongful dismissal in 2009.

He instituted the action after he was asked to proceed on leave upon a change of government in 2009. Prof. Ohene-Adjei was then asked to take over.

Nsia Asare had all his entitlements (including car, driver) and salary all withdrawn despite a signed contract which was due to expire in October 2010.

The Kumasi Fast Track High Court found the actions of the Defendants (the Ministry of Health, the Board of Directors of KATH and Prof. Ohene-Adjei) wrongful and in breach of Dr. Anthony Nsiah Asare’s contract.

It therefore ordered the Defendants to “pay all entitlements due to the Plaintiff as at 31st January, 2012 with interest.”

Source: GhanaWeb

You may like

Six sentenced in GES payroll fraud case

Kennedy Agyapong has had his fine reduced to $500

Blow to Anas Aremeyaw: Kennedy Agyapong dodges $18m bullet, court slashes damages to $500

Peter Turkson

Ghana’s Peter Turkson among key contenders as Vatican eyes next pope

Chop bar

Foreign aid fails Ghana’s chop bar workers, new findings reveal

Qatar opens Quran centre in Accra

Qatar-funded Al-Mustafa Mosque opens in Accra as new centre for worship and Quranic studies

Ghana military leaders in Zimbabwe

Ghana military delegation tours Zimbabwe’s model waste facility

Public notice
WP Radio
WP Radio
OFFLINE LIVE