Audio By Carbonatix
Uber Ghana, the technology company that connects riders and drivers, began operations in Ghana in June 2016 and has since been a client of JobHouse Ghana.
The longstanding business partnership has brought mutual benefits to both parties.
Both parties believe that the partnership would continue to thrive in the years to come.
Over the period, Uber continues to grow its presence and market share in Ghana offering Ghanaians in Accra and Kumasi efficient transportation service through its ride-sharing platform.
JobHouse Recruitment Agency, the leading HR presented customized chocolates from Abovo Chocolate and tens of Uber-branded Polo shirt to Uber Ghana to celebrate its three years of operation in Ghana.
These were contained in a statement signed by Mr Richard Dogbe, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Job House Recruitment Agency and copied to the media.
The statement said Uber Ghana had been a loyal client for the three years of business partnership with JobHouse -Ghana.
“As Uber marks three years of convenient, affordable, safe and reliable transport services in Ghana, we take this opportunity to celebrate with them. As the official HR partner of Uber in Ghana, our aim has been to support with competent HR services to enable Uber concentrate on its core mandate of moving the city”, the statement said
It said Uber had offered and continue to offer that easy travel experience with its easy-to-use smartphone app that connects drivers with riders in real time just at the touch of a button.
With the vision to become the number one employment agency for temporary staffing in Ghana and beyond, JobHouse offers temporary Staffing, Recruitment, HR Consultancy, Payroll Management among other Services.
The statement further mentioned that since its inception, JobHose has offered quality HR outsourcing services to many companies within and outside Ghana and have assisted hundreds of fresh graduates and job seekers, in general, to find careers through its Job Placement Programme.
As at the end of May 2019, JobHouse outsourced and managed over 800 contract staff in Ghana.
Latest Stories
-
‘Our missing players are more important’ – Gambia coach fires shot at Ghana
8 minutes -
Today’s front pages: Tuesday, September 29, 2026
10 minutes -
Ghana ‘showing up differently’ on global stage – Joyce Bawah Mogtari
38 minutes -
Ghana’s tuna industry in crisis as 20 hook-and-line vessels collapse
1 hour -
South Tongu MP launches apprenticeship programme for 159 young people
2 hours -
The Pusiga connection behind Gertrude Atongi’s work in New York
2 hours -
Teachers took promotion exams in December to beat government clearance deadline – GNAT
2 hours -
NPA launches 2026 staff welfare week with focus on teamwork and employee wellbeing
2 hours -
Ghana, Saint Kitts and Nevis sign labour deal to strengthen protections for Ghanaian nurses
2 hours -
Delayed promotions put teachers’ retirement benefits at risk – GNAT
2 hours -
No ‘Bawumia candidates’ in NPP executive elections – Anthony Karbo
2 hours -
Over 3,000 displaced as flooding overwhelms Hohoe communities
2 hours -
Sunyani East NPP executives begin reconciliation drive ahead of 2028 polls
2 hours -
Agric Minister engages Ga Mantse on agriculture transformation agenda
2 hours -
Aayalolo expansion targets private car users, not trotro operators – Mahama Ayariga
3 hours