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Field Staff of June 24 Election to protest against ECSL
By Mustapha Dumbuya
Field staff of June 24 general elections in Sierra Leone have threaten to protest nationwide against the electoral commission sierra Leone (ECSL) for non-payment of their salaries after the elections.
According to press release issued by some disgruntle staff stated that the field staff who worked tirelessly to ensure a successful June 24 general elections in Sierra Leone are today expressing frustration and disappointment after being refused payment by the Sierra Leone Electoral Commission.
The press release continued that few days leading to the election, staff put in every efforts to ensure that the voting process was carried out smoothly, securely, and with utmost professionalism. Despite numerous challenges and some obstacles, they displayed an unwavering commitment to serve their country and its citizens.
“Now, weeks after the elections had been concluded, we the hardworking staff have been left in the lurch as the Electoral Commission refuses to pay our salaries. This has caused undue hardship and suffering for many, who have been forced to endure long periods of financial insecurity and uncertainty.” The press release explained.
According to the press release that was released by field staff of the June 24 elections in Sierra Leone is now calling for the immediate payment of our salaries and if this is not quickly addressed, they will left with no options but stage a nationwide protest.
The release also explained that this action will bring the entire nation to a standstill and could cause untold damage to Sierra Leone’s reputation and economic stability. It is crucial that the Electoral Commission take swift action to rectify this situation and honor its commitment to all their dedicated staff members who worked so hard for their country.
The release stated that the field staff of the June 24 elections deserves nothing less than the utmost respect and calling on ECSL pay their Salary.
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