Standard Chartered Bank opens new GBS Centre in Bengaluru
Standard Chartered Bank today said it has officially opened its new Global Business Services (GBS) centre here with an aim to attract the best...
Fall in mining and manufacturing shrinks South Africa’s economic growth
South Africa’s economy contracted to 0.3 percent in the last quarter of 2016, due to a fall in mining and manufacturing production.
According to the...
GES halts group insurance deductions
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has halted the deduction of GH¢10, from the salaries of teachers as part of a GES-SIC group insurance policy...
Ugandan doctors embark on strike over low salaries, supply shortages
Doctors working in Ugandan public hospitals went on strike on Monday to protest low salaries and shortages of essential supplies, a spokesman for their...
Coca-Cola to lay off workers
The management of Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Ghana has announced plans to lay off a significant number its workers due to what it describes...
New technology: destroyer or creator of jobs?
Advances in technology are having a big impact on a broad range of industries, provoking intense debate about the future of work.
Workers across the...
Workplaces rally behind International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day was a worldwide success yesterday after workplaces all over the globe celebrated with many using the day to promote fair pay...
Ghana’s pay system to be reviewed
July 12, 2017
In the quest to effectively link pay to productivity, the National Tripartite Committee (NTC) has agreed to set up a committee to...
IES builds capacity of corporate executives
The Institute of Executive Studies (IES) on Thursday organised a one-day seminar to enhance the capacity of corporate executives and business owners on the...
More women business leaders but still room for progress at the top
Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, where only 4.2 per cent of CEOs are female, have still made substantial progress in taking business...
