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ECG emphasizes
good customer relations for
progress
Tema, Aug. 9, GNA -- Employees of Electricity Company of
Ghana (EGC) were on Friday urged to exhibit good human
relations to build confidence in their customers to ensure
sound business transaction.
Mr Robert Dwamena, Director of Materials and Transport of
ECG who made the call said any laxity displayed by the staff
could delay payment of bills by customers and retard
progress of the company.
He gave the advice at the induction of seven-member National
Executives of ECG Senior Staff Association into office at
Tema.
The executive committee who would serve for four years are,
Mr Michael Twum Boadu, President, Mr Jacob Sagoe, Vice
President, Mr William Boateng, Secretary and Mrs Doreen
Gyebi, Assistant Secretary.
The rest are Mr Joseph Lamptey, Treasurer, Mr Paul Okine,
Organising Secretary and Mr William Addy, Assistant
Organising Secretary.
Mr Dwamena noted that reports about some ECG officials were
not favourable and asked the association to ensure
discipline prevailed among the entire staff to project good
image to the public and work hard to achieve their set
target.
He appealed to them to support management by offering
constructive suggestions and contributions to put them on
track to administer the company effectively and efficiently.
Mr Dwamena warned that recalcitrant employees whose conduct
brought the company into disrepute must be dismissed.
Mr Emmanuel Ashitey Armah, Immediate Past President of the
association who is also Manager of Dansoman branch of the
company, advised the executives to guard against
uncomplimentary statements in order not to lose respect from
their subordinates.
He implored them to lead exemplary lives to leave a legacy
for the company.
Mr Twum Boadu called for cooperation among the entire staff
to improve on the performance of their predecessors.
GNA
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