McDonald’s, U.S. labor board dialogue to settle ‘Joint Employment’ trial
McDonald’s Corp and a U.S. labor board are in talks to settle a case claiming the fast food company is liable for purported labor...
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...
Nigerian shoe maker creates jobs
Unemployed and facing lack of opportunities, a group of young people are now actively involved in shoe making in Nigeria’s northern city Yola.
The young...
Govt unveils agric blueprint to provide food, create jobs
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo yesterday launched the government’s flagship agricultural programme: ‘Planting for Food and Jobs’, which is designed to increase agricultural production,...
Labour Commission moves to avert telecom workers’ strike
In a bid to avert the planned strike action by telecom workers on Monday, the National Labour Commission (NLC) will this morning hold a...
African leaders resolve to tackle unemployment, inequality
African Finance, Planning and Eonomic Development Ministers have resolved to implement strategies and plans at the regional and national levels to tackle youth unemployment...
Whistleblowing workers sue over sacking
Aug 17, 2017
Two former workers of a US mental health agency are suing their ex-employer, alleging they were sacked for blowing the whistle on...
Royal Senchi calls for partnership in tourism sector
An effective partnership between government and the private sector in the tourism industry can immensely hike employment creation for the youth, says Mr Gerard...
4.1 million workers tested for HIV
More than 4.1 million workers and family members have been tested for HIV as part of the VCT@WORK (voluntary counselling and testing at work) initiative, according...
Child labour reduces in Eastern region
Interventions aimed at eradicating worst forms of child labour on farms in the country are paying off in the Eastern region has the practice...
