Ashgold Will No Longer Receive $50,000 From Goldfields

The miners monthly estimated salary of $50,000 have been reduced to a sum of $25,000. Goldfields Ghana has reduced the 2014 GHALCA top four winners monthly salary by 50% after the company has been reportedly being struggling with money to pay the initial $50,000 due them sportsworldghana.com can exclusively reveal.

In view of that, management members of the club in a meeting held on Thursday have decided to t dissolve their staff excluding the technical handlers of the club, the CEO and few others for reemployment.

The miners who have registered 30 players for the coming season with 54 total number of staff believes initiating such policies could be the only remedy that would help them disburse the $25,000 prudently to their employees.

''Yes management had a meeting on Thursday to find measures to help solve the issue at stake hence taught it wise to dissolve our staff for reemployment with the intention of bringing down the total number of 50 staffs''. Chairman of the supporters group and board member Oti Akenteng stated to our outfit.

He added ''The mother company Anglogold is in recession and we all know workers have been laid off because the company is not financially sound so they have decided to reduce the monthly money to the club by 50% which means we will now earn $25,000 instead of $50,000''.