Salaries

Junior Doctors Association to withdraw services from October 7 over unpaid salaries

Auditor-General recovers GH¢10m unearned salaries – CID to prosecute validation officials

‘We’ll sleep here!’ – Newly trained teachers picket GES over 10-months unpaid salaries

PSWU serves notice of strike from Oct. 21 over unresolved salary disputes

Alan Kyerematen promises salaries for Arabic school teachers if elected in 2024

CETAG vows to oppose unlawful salary freeze

PBC workers rage over unpaid salaries, threaten demonstrations

Release frozen salaries by Friday or face our wrath – NAGRAT threatens Special Prosecutor

Economic deterioration eroding salaries – Mahama outlines measures to enhance labour conditions

Government must finalise negotiations on salaries, conditions of service – CLOGSAG

Speaker laments public protest over MPs’ salary increment issues

Auditor-General recovers unearned salaries, GH¢11.52m so far retrieved as disallowance

May Day: Judicial Service staff appeal to government for enhanced salaries

Place farmers on monthly salary – Female graduate farmer tells government

VALCO workers rejected 22% salary increment; wanted 55% – Management

Government still paying salaries despite slump in revenue; it ought to be commended – Gabby Otchere-Darko

Government spent ¢37.5bn to pay interest, salaries in half-year 2022

Government needs $1bn loan to pay salaries, debts – Kwaku Kwarteng

‘Productivity not yet a factor in the calculation of public sector salaries’ – Fair Wages and Salaries Commission

Microsoft will boost pay and stock compensation to retain employees

GRA to engage Finance Ministry over some key anomalies in E-Levy

The entry-level workers earning six-figure salaries

Angola suspends salaries of striking doctors

Minority members of Parliament refuse 30% pay cut

Employees conniving with employers to under-declare salaries – SSNIT

Review emoluments for Article 71 office holders – Dr Boateng

Review laws governing salaries and conditions of service for public sector workers – Trade Unionist

Aggrieved group to embark on demonstration if government tempers with salaries

Government may not be able to pay salaries in the next 3 months – Bagbin

Dec. 1 deadline for government workers to get Ghana Card too short – Kwabena Donkor

Rebecca Akufo-Addo’s rejection of allowance is a reaction to public outcry – Former Mion MP

Playback PM Express discusses ‘salary for first and second ladies: Justified?’

May salaries will be paid on schedule – Controller and Accountant General’s Department assures

STC to engage with government, unions to discuss payment of salaries

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