New ILO Project to enhance safety in Ukrainian mines
July 17, 2017
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has rolled out safety and health project aimed at improving safety and health for Ukrainian miners. It...
990 UT, Capital bank workers face uncertainty
The fate of the 990 workers of the defunct UT and Capital banks remains uncertain as some of the staff are likely to go...
Union supporters protest city employee contract negotiations
At least 100 people gathered outside City Hall Monday night protest the negotiations between the city and the union representing city employees.
Union members and...
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,...
McDonald’s hit by first UK industrial action
McDonald's workers are staging their first UK strike after walking out at two stores in a dispute over zero-hours contracts and conditions.
Workers at Cambridge...
5,000 jobs lost due to power crisis
Aug 24, 2017
According to a study, more than 5,000 jobs in the small and medium scale manufacturing sector were lost between 2012 and 2015...
Gov’t details ‘1-district 1 factory’ policy
Government has explained that its ‘one district, one factory’ policy is to ensure that Ghana’s ongoing industrialization drive spreads to every part of the...
Mark Parker’s Pay Falls to $13.9M at Nike
July 26, 2017
The chairman, president and CEO's pay dropped from the $47.6 million logged in 2015.
COMPETITIVE COMPENSATION: Mark Parker, chairman, president and chief executive...
Nearly 200 IT employees gather in India’s Silicon Valley to form a Trade Union
Aug 21, 2017
A group of IT and ITeS employees initiated the process on Sunday to form a registered trade union representing the software industry...
