NPA CEO assures tanker drivers of improved working conditions
Issues raised during the meeting included concerns about the TOR road, oil loss control, allowance for drivers who drive long hours on rough roads, among other pressing matters
The National Petroleum Authority's CEO, Godwin Kudzo Tameklo, has pledged to improve the working conditions and welfare of Ghana National Petroleum Tankers Drivers Union members during a meeting with union representatives. The meeting came after a series of strikes led by the GNPTDU, which have since been suspended due to deteriorating road conditions and the state of storage yards.
Key issues discussed included the Tor Road, oil loss control, and allowances for drivers who frequently travel on rough roads. In response, Mr. Tameklo assured the union that the NPA would investigate the raised concerns and work towards finding solutions. Mr. George Nyaunu, the National Chairman of the GNPTDU, apologized for not informing the NPA of their strike in advance and expressed gratitude to the NPA CEO for accepting their request for a meeting and addressing their concerns.
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