
Audio By Carbonatix
The Employment and Labour Relations Ministry says it will begin a random inspection of workplaces from July 1, 2020, to witness at first hand if measures put in place to curb the spread of coronavirus are being adhered to.
In a statement copied to JoyNews, the Ministry said it has noticed with grave concern the spread of infections at workplaces despite measures taken by government to curtail the spread of the virus.
The Ministry, as part of the inspections, says it expects a statement from management’s commitment and responsibilities to reduce risk of Covid-19 at their workplaces.
“A response plan indicating preparedness for COVID-19 prevention at the workplace.
“Regular consultation of occupational health services, local public health authorities and other partners to promote and develop information materials and other technical advice to prevent risk of exposure.”
Latest Stories
-
Chess initiative at Jack and Jill School promotes critical thinking and problem-solving among pupils
2 minutes -
No rule says BoG Governor’s appearance must be in-camera – Oppong Nkrumah
2 minutes -
Ashanti Youth pick NPP Regional Youth Organiser nomination forms for former NUGS President
2 minutes -
Bawumia’s Gold Purchase Programme behind cedi stability, BoG Governor’s responses show – Gideon Boako
3 minutes -
U20 WAFU B: Ghana to battle Nigeria, Burkina Faso and Togo in Group B
18 minutes -
MDC raises alarm over burnout, substance abuse among healthcare workers
32 minutes -
Medical and Dental Council to introduce QR code verification system to curb quack practitioners
41 minutes -
The fish on your plate: does anyone know where it comes from?
48 minutes -
DVLA opens Tumu office, launches ‘U-T’ number plate, cracks down on ‘Goro Boys’
49 minutes -
Wasa Dompoase chief appeals to government for school and health infrastructures
54 minutes -
THE LAW 101: They cannot be forced to join clean-up exercise
58 minutes -
Petroleum Commission, Halliburton Ghana Operations sign US$15m deal to strengthen teaching and research at KNUST
1 hour -
Medical and Dental Council investigating 31 disciplinary cases; 64% relate to negligence
1 hour -
IMCCoD doesn’t have GH¢55m budget capacity; EOCO claim needs clarity – Dr Ekua Amoakoh
1 hour -
Accra Mayor briefs Ga Traditional Council on proposed Agbogbloshie 24-hour market
2 hours