Korle-Bu Lab Workers Begin Strike
Medical laboratory workers at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital will embark on industrial action tomorrow, Wednesday, following management’s failure to address their demands regarding the...
Teachers Unions threaten strike
In what could be the first major strike action by workers in 2018, the three teacher unions have threatened to embark on strike over...
Universities’ senior staff to strike from October 19 over ‘unfavourable’ service conditions
Members of the Universities of Ghana Senior Staff Association, will from Monday, October 19, lay down their tools.
This has been occasioned by the government’s...
U.S. job market rebounds with 261,000 jobs
The United State’s Labor Department released its official hiring and unemployment figures for October on Friday morning, providing the latest snapshot of the American...
New law to ban inquiries into salary history
My most recent column discussed a new law that will bar California employers from seeking or considering an applicant’s record of criminal conviction before...
Ghana to get more from ILO
The government plans to strengthen its partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO) in a bid to address unemployment and other labour issues that...
Labour Commission directs GCNet workers to call off strike
The National Labour Commission (NLC), has directed striking workers of Ghana Community Network Service Limited (GCNet) to call off their strike with immediate effect.
According...
Kenya nurses’ strike bites
Kenyan government nurses have gone on strike over delays in an agreement that will give them pay rises, a union official said on Tuesday,...
Gov’t ready to employ more health trainees – Minister
There are measures to employ 11,000 health trainees who graduated between 2012 and 2016, and 181 doctors who also completed their housemanship seven months...
Spy agency faces more criticism
The Canada Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is making headlines again, defending claims from several employees that its harassment policies are inadequate.
Five employees have claimed...
