GES Official Master List of Newly Recruited Staff Pending Payroll Integration.

GES Official Master List of Newly Recruited Staff Pending Payroll Integration.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has formally published the comprehensive master list of newly appointed teaching and non-teaching personnel who are pending integration into the government payroll system. 

This authoritative list provides long-awaited clarity for recent recruits eagerly anticipating formal placement and salary confirmation.


Key Considerations

•The exhaustive list encompasses all newly recruited staff, comprising both teaching and non-teaching personnel, currently undergoing addition to the payroll system.

•Individuals whose names do not appear on the list are advised that they were not successfully shortlisted for employment with the GES.

•Newly recruited staff are strongly encouraged to download and meticulously examine the attached document to verify their inclusion on the official list.


How T Check Your Status

•Degree & Diploma Recruits  Download

•Non Teaching Staff Recruits Download


Resolving Uncertainties and Delays.

The timely release of this master list aims to alleviate anxieties and provide unequivocal confirmation of employment status for new GES employees who have been awaiting formal integration into the payroll system. 

This development is expected to bring relief to numerous individuals who have been uncertain about their employment status.


Importance of Verification

It is imperative for newly recruited staff to verify their inclusion on the master list to ensure that they are properly documented and integrated into the payroll system. 

This verification process will facilitate a seamless transition and prevent potential delays in salary payments.


Future Directions

Regarding individuals whose names are absent from the list, the GES has not yet issued specific instructions. 

However, updates will be forthcoming, and concerned individuals are advised to periodically check the official GES website or contact their office for further guidance. 

The GES is expected to provide additional information and support to affected individuals in due course.


By releasing the master list, the GES demonstrates its commitment to transparency and efficiency in its recruitment processes. 

This development is a significant step towards ensuring that newly recruited staff are properly integrated into the education system, enabling them to focus on their critical roles in shaping the future of Ghana's youth.


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  1. Kissiedu Kwame AddoMarch 10, 2025 at 2:04 AM

    The link to the non-teaching staff recruits isn’t working

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