Corporate leadership training begins in Accra
A special purpose workshop training to equip professionals in the corporate world on leadership and organisational effectiveness has begun in Accra.
The three-day workshop organised...
Can you ban staff from using social media?
Ever had to sit an employee down for a chat about their fast and loose social media posts? If not, it might only be...
US robots ‘set to take’ African jobs
Within less than two decades it will be cheaper to operate robots in US factories than hire workers in Africa, a new report warns.
Falling...
Uber fires 20 staff after harassment investigation
Uber has fired more than 20 people, and is taking other actions against staff, after a harassment investigation.
The taxi-app firm said the sackings related...
HR teams deserve honour
Jun 14, 2017The organisation which sponsors one of Canada’s most coveted HR awards has spoken out about the accolade, saying dedicated teams deserve to...
Gambia’s Barrow pledges to improve workers’ conditions
The Gambia’s president, Adama Barrow has pledged to champion policies that improve work conditions, ahead of the May 1 labour day celebrations on Tuesday.
The...
Pope calls for more action against human trafficking
July 31, 2017
Pope Francis on Sunday appealed for more action to be taken against human traffickers on the United Nations World Day against trafficking...
GIS foils trafficking of 150 women to Gulf region
July 14, 2017
Attempts to traffick some 150 women to the Gulf region, has been foiled by the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS).
It follows increased vigilance...
Prepare for AI invasion—workers alerted
With the rapid invasion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the job market, resulting in job losses, workers in Ghana have been urged to swiftly...
CPHR strengthens international ties
Canada’s most prominent HR organization has further strengthened its international ties this week after it was revealed the CPHR has partnered with two additional...
