Minority in Parliament has demanded a detailed breakdown of the over 3 million jobs the government claimed it has created under the Akufo-Addo administration in its first term in office.
Their demands follow a disclosure made by the Minister-Designate for Employment and Labour Relations, Ignatius Baffour-Awuah that government as of September 2020 had created a total of 3 million jobs for Ghanaians.
Tonight on pm: Express, Ayisha Ibrahim and her panel probes into the claim as they sort evidence to this assertion.
Guests for the discussion includes Labour Analyst, Mohammed Affum, Labour Consultant, Austin Gamey and Head, Department of Organisation and Human Resource Management, University of Ghana, Prof. Kwasi Amponsah-Tawiah.
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