Former state hotels corporation workers in Ghana are demanding unpaid severance benefits they were awarded in a 2012 court ruling. More than 1,200 claimants remain without payment after nearly a decade. The workers, who were employed by the state-owned Hotels Corporation, filed a petition with Ghana’s leadership to settle the outstanding claims. The legal decision, issued in 2012, mandated the government to provide severance packages to former employees. Despite the ruling, the funds have not been disbursed. The workers’ association has called on authorities to address the issue, emphasizing the financial hardship caused by the delay. The case highlights ongoing challenges in the implementation of legal decisions in public sector employment. The government has not yet responded to the petition, leaving the workers in limbo. The situation underscores broader concerns about the enforcement of court rulings in Ghana.