Organised-labour

Organised Labour, government settle on 23% base pay increment for 2024

Organised Labour demands over 70% base pay for 2024

UTAG agrees to restructure ¢31bn bonds owed pension funds

Can politicians compare their productivity to that of organised labour? – Prof. Gyampo

DDE: Labour holds government to ‘exemption to all pension funds’ promise

Ghana Federation of Labour calls for proactive labour front in 2023

Rationalise expenditure to make up for 5% shortfall in debt exchange programme – GNCCI to government

We are confident to achieve 55% debt-to-GDP ratio in 2028 – Ofori-Atta

Pension funds exempted from Debt Exchange Programme

Meeting between labour unions and government over base pay called off

No pension fund management organisation has signed up for debt exchange programme – NAGRAT President

Organised Labour to embark on indefinite strike on Dec. 27

Labour Unions reduce 60% base pay demand to 58%

Organised labour will be engaged on debt exchange programme – Dr. Kumah

Government frustrated over Organised Labour’s rejection of 18% salary increment

Organised Labour revises demand for base pay increase to 65%

Organised Labour rejects 18% salary increment

Organised labour rejects 12 percent salary increment after a meeting with government

It is impossible for government to meet labour’s 60% base pay demand – Economist

Organised Labour’s meeting with government ends inconclusively

Ghanaian workers are suffering; we are not happy at all – Organised Labour laments

Organised Labour proposes a 60% increment in base pay for 2023

Organised labour is not trying to cause more trouble for government – Dr. Asuming

COLA Strike: Organised labour, government should negotiate in good faith – NLC

COLA Strike: NDC MPs back Organised Labour’s demand

COLA Strike: Government adjourns negotiations with organised labour unions

COLA Strike: Government to meet organised labour for further negotiations on July 12

Government, BoG under pressure to address rising inflation

NAGRAT backs calls for salaries of public sector workers to be increased by not less than 19%

Government is not insensitive to plight of workers – John Kumah

Organised labour welcomes 6% increase in national minimum daily wage

Help rebuild our Public Finances and Economy – Akufo-Addo to Organised Labour

Full text: Mahama’s campaign interaction with Organised Labour, Professional Groups in Ho

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