10% base pay increase takes effect this month

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nana kwame 10 years ago

good news

good news
pierro 10 years ago

What about our incremental credit arrears? We're still waiting anxiously for it

What about our incremental credit arrears? We're still waiting anxiously for it
Osman 10 years ago

10% base pay increase

10% base pay increase
iron B 10 years ago

10% is too small

10% is too small
Frank 10 years ago

Ah ah, who is not telling the truth? The minister says effective date for the increment is September whilst the TUC boss says they would have to meet with government to negotiate a roadmap for the payment of base pay arrears ...
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Ah ah, who is not telling the truth? The minister says effective date for the increment is September whilst the TUC boss says they would have to meet with government to negotiate a roadmap for the payment of base pay arrears from January to August.According to the minister it is not taking retrospective effect. Our economy is now left with bones.
Azure Patrick 10 years ago

that is quiet commendable from the tripate comittee.They have done well but however,the increment is not commensurate with the increasing high cost of living.they should try and let ministry of finance send the 10% base pay i ...
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that is quiet commendable from the tripate comittee.They have done well but however,the increment is not commensurate with the increasing high cost of living.they should try and let ministry of finance send the 10% base pay increment white paper for this month to the various MDs for speedy implementation
Efo Papa 10 years ago

what about the 17% daily minimum wage increase which was announced May, 2013. Is the government not going to pay the increase. You have not paid the increase in minimum wage percentage and you have announced another 10% incre ...
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what about the 17% daily minimum wage increase which was announced May, 2013. Is the government not going to pay the increase. You have not paid the increase in minimum wage percentage and you have announced another 10% increase in base pay? You just want to bring unnecessary strikes into the nation
Kay 10 years ago

What at all is wrong with this administration? This kind of insults will not be tolerated again. They can spend the whole four years without increment, who cares. After all we voted for them to educate their families abroad ...
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What at all is wrong with this administration? This kind of insults will not be tolerated again. They can spend the whole four years without increment, who cares. After all we voted for them to educate their families abroad with their booties and leave us in abject poverty. Posterity will judge us all. Amen
GOD 10 years ago

OH MY LORD, 10% BASE PAY IS TOO SCANTY. WHAT ABOUT THE 17% EARLIER ON ANNOUNCED IN MAY 2013? IS THAT ONE NOT GOING TO BE PAID. TUC BOSS, WE SALUTE YOU. EXPEDITE ACTION FOR WE COUNTING ON YOU.

OH MY LORD, 10% BASE PAY IS TOO SCANTY. WHAT ABOUT THE 17% EARLIER ON ANNOUNCED IN MAY 2013? IS THAT ONE NOT GOING TO BE PAID. TUC BOSS, WE SALUTE YOU. EXPEDITE ACTION FOR WE COUNTING ON YOU.
brains A. 10 years ago

PLEASE DON"T SPLIT THE ARREARS PAY IT IN FULL

PLEASE DON"T SPLIT THE ARREARS PAY IT IN FULL
xat pee 10 years ago

The big men always think about themselves. When it is going into their pockets, nothing wrong about that; but when it is about ordinary Ghanaian workers, always setbacks. When the President assumed office, immediately increas ...
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The big men always think about themselves. When it is going into their pockets, nothing wrong about that; but when it is about ordinary Ghanaian workers, always setbacks. When the President assumed office, immediately increased his salary and that of his MPs. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
Big Joe... 10 years ago

When is the Arrears going to be paid...its kept too long...

When is the Arrears going to be paid...its kept too long...

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