Sluggish SME development hurting jobs
Investing in workers and innovation, and boosting trade and social dialogue are key to stemming rising global unemployment, the latest edition of the ILO's...
ILO gets new Safety Code for shipyard work
Some 1.9 million workers around the globe will benefit from a revised code of practice which takes account of dramatic changes in the industry...
UNEASY CALM AT AIRTEL, TIGO AS STAFF UNAWARE OF THEIR FATE AFTER MERGER ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Lucy Quist, Managing Director of Airtel Ghana likely to lose her position and Madam Roshi Motman, Managing Director of TIGO Ghana, might remain...
Johnny Taylor To Be Next SHRM CEO
The Society for Human Resource Management has a new president and CEO. The society announced on Thursday it had selected Taylor Jr., J.D., SHRM-SCP...
Union angry after fresh attack on French prison guards
Two prison guards were hospitalised on Sunday after being assaulted with a table leg by an inmate at a jail in northern France, the...
B.C. teachers’ union rejects mediator recommendations
(VANCOUVER) The BC Teachers’ Federation has rejected recommendations by a government-appointed mediator, seeking more bargaining sessions to replace a contract that expired at the end...
TUC fights Government over payroll privatization
Government’s consideration to outsource the cleaning up of the public payroll system to a private entity for effective management, has hit a snag as...
ILO urges on Cooperatives
July 1,2017"Let us draw on the strengths of cooperatives as we pool efforts to implement the 2030 Agenda and make sure that no one...
Himan youth demands jobs from Golden Star mines
Aug 9, 2017
The Himan Students Union (HSU) of Prestea Huni-Valley District in the Western Region has given Golden Star Bogoso-Prestea Mining Company a one...
Industrial sector in terrible shape …ends 2016 with –1.4percent growth
Erratic power supply, high inflation, high taxes, exchange rate volatility, and the high cost of credit, among a host of other business crippling factors,...
