Ex-Ashantgold coach Acheampong urges locals to sign proper contracts to prevent wanton dismissals

Published on: 15 April 2014
Ex-Ashantgold coach Acheampong urges locals to sign proper contracts to prevent wanton dismissals
Yaw Acheampong

By Emmanuel Baah-Aboagye, Dunkwa-On-Offin

Ex-Ashantigold trainer Yaw Acheampong has charged his colleagues to sign proper contracts to prevent wanton dismissals.

Many local coaches have been sacked without any compensation due to lack of paper work on their terms of engagements.

Some coaches out of desperation are enticed into taken up jobs when they have not duly signed binding documents- which becomes a convenient excuse for owners to exploits them to their own advantage.

Former Black Stars midfielder Yaw Acheampong was sacked by Ashantigold in 2012 but was compensated.

“I can tell you that it’s about of the contract signed with club Administrators before coaches join up a club,” he told Dunkwa-On-Offin-based Solar Fm

“If you do it well, sometimes club Administrators are afraid to sack you for fear that they would have to dole out huge compensatory packages.

“For instance, as I was leaving AshGold some seasons back, they had to sit down with me and meet my demands before I left all because of the contract I had with them.

"They couldn't just get up and tell me to leave. I had to make sure I was duly compensated.

“You know what? Sometimes, some of the guys we bring on to assist us turn out to moles and gossip about us to our employers all in the name of wanting to be bosses after we have left. In the process, they don’t sign lucrative deals and are later found wanting." he added.

Ex-Hearts trainer David Duncan is currently battling the club over wrongful dismissal at the Ghana FA.

 

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