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Workers demonstrate against oil service firm

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  • MENSAH 10 years ago

    If the governments of GHANA has taken any proactive stance,to train at least,some of you guys to acquire some skills,before the PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES even started in Ghana,you wouldn't have been treated this way.
    Your adminis ...
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  • abuzo 10 years ago

    the servicing companys in ghana must respect hard working man that work hard to feed their familys.
    slavery in ghana was abolish many many years ago

  • ESI 10 years ago

    WHY SHOULD LOCAL WORKERS' UNION APPLY TO JOIN THE TUC IN THE FIRST PLACE?
    SHOULD IT NOT BE AUTOMATIC FOR EACH LOCAL UNION TO BE PART OF THE TRADE UNION CONGRESS?
    SECONDLY, WHY SHOULD WE HAVE NATIONAL LABOUR COMMISSION IN TH ...
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  • azembajan. 10 years ago

    moanya adwuma no bi 3y3 na mo y3 nkwasea dede,

  • Kojo Ntiamua 10 years ago

    Whatever the story may be, if one is paid an unfair wage, it is unfair, and if you have not been promoted in your respective company for 5 years or more it is still unfair and not a justification for it to continue happening ...
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  • Kojo Ntiamua 10 years ago

    Whatever the story may be, if one is paid an unfair wage, it is unfair, and if you have not been promoted in your respective company for 5 years or more it is still unfair and not a justification for it to continue happening ...
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  • abuzo 10 years ago

    SLAVERY IN GHANA WAS ABOLISH AND WILL NOT EVER RETERN THE LOW LIFERS OIL SERVICERS MUST TREAT ALL GHANA MAN THAT WORK WITH THEIR FAMILY WITH RESPECT

  • ackah 10 years ago

    some employees recieve as low as 29 cedis as a monthly housing allowance.the company is interested in spending on expatriate workers only.

  • Peter 10 years ago

    The government of Ghana and the GNPC needs look into this sad situation. This should not be the case, Schlumberger is a good company with alot of expertise in the oil and gas sector however due very poor labour laws in the co ...
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  • Claire 10 years ago

    If work permits for positions such as HR were refused to expatriates, such positions can be taken up and efficiently managed by Ghanaians who will fight for local employees to be fairly treated. The company uses dubious and c ...
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  • Claire 10 years ago

    I urge all the local workers to refuse to work, if your grievances are not met please do not go to work! Shut down your offices and workshops and lets see how the company will function without you.
    This is Ghana's natural re ...
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  • Alex Kojo Sammy-Paris 10 years ago

    Not even more than 2 G/cidis nd....in Jesus name, abodam evryday u need to increse yr pay? abodam anaa biribi regegew? we need the pratical events to move on, nd....whie! na eyiwa yi ekyire hen ni!, from Samms! nd....God bles ...
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  • prempeh 1. 10 years ago

    The unfair treatment by the colonial masters in the early 1940´s of the indigenous Ghanaian workers sparkled an idea of Alfred Grant, to consolt J.B Danquah to have a National movement for a self rule that later led to our i ...
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  • Kwesi Brenu 10 years ago

    They were desperately seeking for job two years ago and now they are demonstrating for more money -What do people want in life ? I have been working for the past 5 years without any wage increase, what keeps me going is not f ...
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  • Kwame Sintim 10 years ago

    These companies capilalise on the weekness in our system and take advantage of us.. they must be delt with acordingly.... If we dont fear to sent our selves to court for alleged election mulpractice, then we should not fear t ...
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  • Mary Asare 10 years ago

    that is mediocrity my dear. how do you survive when prices keeps going high and you keep earning peanuts. These foreigners treat their people good and look down upon the local workers. even compound houses do not take 29 cedi ...
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  • Kwame Ebo 10 years ago

    If your comment is againt the Ghanaian then I am sorry you are a disappoint to the course of Osagyefo DR Kwame Nkroma... You muct be ever ready to fight againt what is unright even more against the foreigner who does it in yo ...
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  • Tsum Berima 10 years ago

    The initial excuse for this been that bad was that people are in the training phase and once the get to know the Job, things would be better, 5 years down the line... they mannage their various Jobs and yet... they are still ...
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  • Kofi Andoh 10 years ago

    No wonder we allow all sorts of people to enter our mining industry too.Respect the South African nationslike Bostwana,South Sfrica,Zimbabwe,Namibia you find their nationals controlling things even with less experience.in Gha ...
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