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Government to Address Unpaid Salaries of Over 300 Pharmacists – Finance Minister

Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has assured that the government will take immediate steps to resolve the issue of unpaid salaries for over 300 pharmacists employed by the state.

Speaking during the presentation of the 2025 Budget on March 11, Dr. Forson acknowledged the matter, noting that it was brought to his attention during a pre-budget consultation with the youth on social media.

“During my engagement with the youth, it was revealed that 321 pharmacists who were employed June 2023 have not received their salaries. We will take urgent steps to remedy this situation immediately,” he told Parliament.

The minister emphasized that the government remains committed to improving conditions for health sector workers, many of whom have raised concerns over salary delays and financial hardships.

Reflecting on the consultation, Dr. Forson described it as an eye-opening experience that reinforced the importance of engaging with young people in shaping policies that impact their lives and future.

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