HASAG secures Collective Agreement
The Health Accounting Staff Association of Ghana (HASAG), after months of stalled negotiations and rising tensions, the has successfully concluded and signed its Collective...
Ghana needs stringent labour export laws—Sewa Foundation
The government has been urged to formulate a national policy to regulate the export of labour from the country to the Gulf countries and...
Labour Ministry scrutinizes OSH in factories
It is the responsibility of every employer to place emphasis on Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) in any work place. This is because Section...
‘1-district, 1-factory’: MP ‘lobbies’ for gari factory
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Upper West Akim Constituency in the Eastern Region has implored his colleague MPs to be proactive on President...
Retirees must retire to create employment
Professionals at the retirement age who are still employed in the public sector should step down to provide space for younger officers.
Organisations must also...
Labour Commission grapples with inadequate resources
Sep 8, 2017
The National Labour Commission (NLC) says it is heavily under resourced, a situation which is adversely affecting its operations.
According to the Commission,...
Don’t Bargain, Negotiate
July 27, 2017
Negotiation is more productive than bargaining, says Human Resource practitioner, Richard Nditsi.
According to him, the dynamics of the labour market now requires...
ILO global report demands more for workers
The International Labour Organization (ILO), today in Geneva, launched its Global Commission on the Future of Work Report, which demands more attention to the...
President meets parties over MPS Port Expansion dispute
President Nana Akufo-Addo today, met with the leadership of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) and Meridian Port Services (MPS), the private firm...
South Africa’s unemployment rate hits 14-year high
South Africa’s unemployment rose to its highest in 14 years in the first quarter of the year as agriculture and informal sectors shed jobs...
