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ASARE VRS. JAYEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (GJ 1209/2020)

ASARE VRS. JAYEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (GJ 1209/2020) [2024] GHAHC 116 (7 May 2024)

The High Court awarded Dr. Joseph Asare salary arrears, interest, and costs after finding Jayee University College failed to prove he vacated post.

  • Salary-arrears
  • Breach-of-contract
  • Burden-of-proof
  • Resignation
  • Interest-on-judgment-debt
  • Employment-law
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Tort

DARKO VRS. STEWARDS HOSPITAL (C12/24/2020)

DARKO VRS. STEWARDS HOSPITAL (C12/24/2020) [2024] GHAHC 182 (15 March 2024)

The High Court in Kumasi held that Stewards Hospital failed to prove allegations of theft and illicit drug business against its former administrator, and awarded salary arrears and defamation damages.

  • Defamation
  • Libel
  • Employment-disputes
  • Damages
  • Salary-arrears
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Employment-law [2023] GHASC 77

Klu Vrs Youth Employment Agency

Klu Vrs Youth Employment Agency [2023] GHASC 77 (5 July 2023)

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by a former Youth Employment Agency worker seeking salary arrears and migration to the public service payroll.

  • Employment-contract
  • Migration-to-public-service-payroll
  • Salary-arrears
  • Legal-aid-representation
  • Public-service-employment
  • Appellate-review
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Employment-law [2023] GHASC 78

Klu Vrs Youth Employment Agency

Klu Vrs Youth Employment Agency [2023] GHASC 78 (5 July 2023)

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal over salary arrears and migration to the public service payroll, holding the appellant was a temporary worker whose contract had expired.

  • Employment-status
  • Salary-arrears
  • Public-service-migration
  • Appellate-procedure
  • Public-service-employment
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