Data Bank’s management has directed its employees to work from home.
According to the information available, the company made the decision in response to threats made against its employees by customers who had been unable to retrieve their savings from the bank.
It has been revealed that the company is unable to provide liquidity to customers who have locked up their investments.
In a memo, management stated that it cannot endanger workers’ lives by opening for business without liquidity.
The company went on to say that while some of their clients have been patient with them, others have felt the need to physically and verbally abuse their employees and threaten their families lives.
The company insisted that it had no choice but to allow employees to work from home.
The company says the directive will be in force from today, December 22, 2022, to January 10, 2023.
To serve customers, the company will continue to transact business remotely, and all digital channels will remain open just as it was during the Covid-19 era.
The company added that it was engaging with the Ministry of Finance and the Security and Exchanges Commission regarding the impact of the debt exchange programme on the data bank’s mutual fund as well as other collective investment schemes.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
