HASAG to present Draft Condition of Service to FWSC
The Health Accounting Staff Association of Ghana (HASAG) is set to present a Draft Condition of Service to the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission...
Constructive Dismissal—bane of Ghanaian workers
Until a month ago, Anita worked as an Accounts Officer in one of the leading banks in Ghana.
She worked for the company for three...
Golden Exotics increases salary for workers
In spite of the financial challenges facing manufacturing firms due to the economic effect of COVID-19, Golden Exotics Limited, a leading Ghanaian producer and...
Telecom workers sign Collective Agreement with 4 firms
After eight months of multi-party negotiations and arbitration, the Collective Agreement for technical workers in Ghana’s telecommunication industry has been concluded.
Subsequently, the Telecom and...
MELPWU secures Collective Agreement with Govt
After months of negotiations characterized by delays and industrial actions, the Medical Laboratory Professionals Workers Union (MELPWU) has signed its maiden Collective Agreement with...
Aeroflot attendants compensated over uniform size
A Russian court has ruled the airliner Aeroflot cannot tell its staff what clothes size to wear.
It sided with two female flight attendants who...
CLOGSAG opts for ‘multiple’ spine salary structure
Organised Labour says the Single Spine Salary Structure (SSSS) has not been made to achieve its objective of synchronizing the national pay systems due...
Uncertainty hits Menzgold workers
About 1,200 employees of embattled gold dealership firm, Menzgold Ghana Limited who were asked to proceed on leave may not be returning to work...
Vegpro Ghana assures workers of enhanced welfare
Recognising that a motivated workforce is key to a successful business, the management of Vegpro Ghana Limited has assured its workers of enhanced welfare.
According...
Over 1,300 street hawkers invade Accra
The menace of street hawking continues to boom in the country as over 1,300 hawkers engage in street business at traffic intersections in Accra.
The...
