Pay pressure set to mount

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• Alex 10 years ago

  From A-Z, Mahama and his team are fools. How can you hold wage demands down when you increase water 52%, Electricity 79% and transport 20% all in the same month. Does it make sense? Meanwhile for the whole year you have incre ...
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  From A-Z, Mahama and his team are fools. How can you hold wage demands down when you increase water 52%, Electricity 79% and transport 20% all in the same month. Does it make sense? Meanwhile for the whole year you have increase the public sector wage by merely 10%.

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• Whatever 10 years ago

  Payrise without corresponding increment in productivity and astronomical utility and petroleum price hikes thrown at poor Ghanaians all confluenced into one big quagmire of misery and underdevelopment. We are going round in c ...
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  Payrise without corresponding increment in productivity and astronomical utility and petroleum price hikes thrown at poor Ghanaians all confluenced into one big quagmire of misery and underdevelopment. We are going round in circles whilst the politicians continue to milk the sweets of the state

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• Dr Robert K Glah 10 years ago

  Something for nothing economy!
  Relate wages to productivity not to inflation.

  Something for nothing economy!
  Relate wages to productivity not to inflation.

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