CAGD Launches 30% Salary Rates on Ministerial Remuneration
By News Anthony - April 27, 20220
Ministers of State
Ministers of State
The Department of Accounting and Accounting (CAGD) has been ordered to start with a 30% pay cut for all government appointments, with effect from 1 April 2022.
A letter from the Presidency dated 19 April 2022 stated that the directive was issued by Cabinet at its first Annual General Meeting on Monday 21 March 2022.
The Department of Accounting and Auditing and Senior Management of State Institutions (SOEs) are mandated to hold a 30 percent share of the salaries of MECs (including Deputy Ministers), MMDA District Managers, Chief Executive Officers, and Deputy CEOs of SOEs. from April 1 to December 2022 and pay a certain amount to the consolidated fund, ”said the Chief of Staff in the Presidency, Akosua Frema Osei-Opare.
According to him, the heads of SoEs should get the details of a particular bank account from which to pay the deductions from the Controller and Accountant General.
The directive includes a 50% reduction in fuel for all political nominees and heads of MDAs, MMDAs and SoEs will also come into effect from 1 April 2022.
“This directive applies to all forms of fuel distribution, including coupons, electronic cards, chit systems, and the collection of fuel depots,” states the book.
Letter from the Presidency
A letter from the Presidency dated 19 April 2022 stated that the directive was issued by Cabinet at its first Annual General Meeting on Monday 21 March 2022.
The Department of Accounting and Auditing and Senior Management of State Institutions (SOEs) are mandated to hold a 30 percent share of the salaries of MECs (including Deputy Ministers), MMDA District Managers, Chief Executive Officers, and Deputy CEOs of SOEs. from April 1 to December 2022 and pay a certain amount to the consolidated fund, ”said the Chief of Staff in the Presidency, Akosua Frema Osei-Opare.
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