TUC wants pay to reflect living costs

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• Krikri,, 10 years ago

  Are you talking politics or intelligent business? I think you are a wasted PIPE C.

  Are you talking politics or intelligent business? I think you are a wasted PIPE C.

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• zomabi 10 years ago

  TUC IS ALWAYS CRYING FOR MORE MONEY FOR ITS WORKERS BUT I HAVE NEVER HEARD THEM COMPLAIN ABOUT THE APPALLING LEVEL OF PRODUCTIVITY IN GHANA. WITH A GDP OF 42 BILLION DOLLARS FOR 25 MILLION, GHANA HAS ARCHAIC LABOUR FORCE WHIC ...
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  TUC IS ALWAYS CRYING FOR MORE MONEY FOR ITS WORKERS BUT I HAVE NEVER HEARD THEM COMPLAIN ABOUT THE APPALLING LEVEL OF PRODUCTIVITY IN GHANA. WITH A GDP OF 42 BILLION DOLLARS FOR 25 MILLION, GHANA HAS ARCHAIC LABOUR FORCE WHICH ONLY CRIES FOR MORE PAY WITHOUT WORKING.

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• James 10 years ago

  Government can only pay what it can afford now. You either freeze pay so that more people stay in their jobs or you cut jobs.
  Productivity is a big issue in Ghana. We're paying people for doing next to nothing. How can we m ...
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  Government can only pay what it can afford now. You either freeze pay so that more people stay in their jobs or you cut jobs.
  Productivity is a big issue in Ghana. We're paying people for doing next to nothing. How can we move forward

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• Ewiasiyesum 10 years ago

  Ghanaians would like to work like the mice and eat like THE PIG!! TUC should tell us the level of imput - reading newspapers,working lotto and going to work at 11 a.m and closing at 3 p.m. with lunch break? Time to stop this ...
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  Ghanaians would like to work like the mice and eat like THE PIG!! TUC should tell us the level of imput - reading newspapers,working lotto and going to work at 11 a.m and closing at 3 p.m. with lunch break? Time to stop this blame game on Governments.

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• whiteman 10 years ago

  Kofi Asamoah, are you fighting for Ghanaian workers? if the answer is yes, then fight hard Ghanaian workers are suffering.

  Kofi Asamoah, are you fighting for Ghanaian workers? if the answer is yes, then fight hard Ghanaian workers are suffering.

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• amed 10 years ago

  kofi Asamoah should note that 9.5 percent increase cannot solve any problem.Negotiate 4 a better percentage than what u are doing.

  kofi Asamoah should note that 9.5 percent increase cannot solve any problem.Negotiate 4 a better percentage than what u are doing.

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