Court dismisses Former National Security Workers’ case The Human Rights Court in Accra has dismissed an application by some 88 aggrieved former employees of the National Security Council Secretariat seeking end of service benefits following their unlawful termination of their services. They were appointed on 13th August, 2001 and their appointments were terminated on 20th July, 2009 after the change in government as they were wrongly perceived to be political appointees of the previous administration. They claim they were only paid three months salary with no other benefits. Court Speaks However, the court presided by Justice Dennis Adjei said the three months salary paid them is enough. He said under the Labour Law and the National Security Act, they are not entitled to any end of service benefits in view of the fact that they did not retire from the service. Spokesperson for the plaintiffs, Samuel Ansah said they will consider the next line of action. GBC