The Member of Parliament for the Sefwi Wiawso Constituency, Kofi Benteh Afful, has paid a visit to Suhuma Timber Company following reports of a sit-down strike by the company’s workers.
Recognizing the company’s significant contribution to employment and the local economy, the MP swiftly intervened to ascertain the facts surrounding the industrial action and facilitate a peaceful resolution to the impasse.
During his visit, Benteh Afful convened a meeting involving the company’s management, union leaders, and the general workforce to discuss the issues that led to the strike.
The workers presented their grievances to the Member of Parliament, who assured them of his commitment to supporting their welfare while engaging management to address their legitimate concerns. He emphasized the importance of dialogue, cooperation, and mutual understanding in resolving the matter, safeguarding jobs, and ensuring the continued growth of the company.
The meeting provided a platform for all parties to openly discuss their concerns and explore practical solutions to the challenges at hand. Mr. Afful reaffirmed his commitment to working closely with both management and workers to ensure a fair and lasting resolution that protects the interests of employees, sustains the operations of the company, and promotes economic stability within the constituency.
His intervention has been welcomed by workers and stakeholders, who expressed optimism that the issues raised would be addressed through constructive engagement and mutual cooperation.
