Organised Labour threatens strike on July 14

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• Sensible man. 9 years ago

  Oh! This criminally-minded NDC government,led by John and Ibrahim Mahama. When are you going to turn to God?
  Repent,before the inevitable happens to you-total annihilation of you and your families and comrades in crime.
  Had ...
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  Oh! This criminally-minded NDC government,led by John and Ibrahim Mahama. When are you going to turn to God?
  Repent,before the inevitable happens to you-total annihilation of you and your families and comrades in crime.
  Had I known.......

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• Antiochus - London 9 years ago

  We've heard it all before. You either drink deep or you taste not.

  We've heard it all before. You either drink deep or you taste not.

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• Whatever 9 years ago

  So you can't resolved problems with Govt amicably. You always want to throw blows. If you do that which Government will think about you? petty things

  So you can't resolved problems with Govt amicably. You always want to throw blows. If you do that which Government will think about you? petty things

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• stanley 9 years ago

  So all what u know is strike.you are not fit to be leaders. As our leaders, u take fat salaries from our contributions for no hardwork yet u take unnecessary decision

  So all what u know is strike.you are not fit to be leaders. As our leaders, u take fat salaries from our contributions for no hardwork yet u take unnecessary decision

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• Alex 9 years ago

  You have the support of all workers both public and private. If the Mahama has squandered the money he will vomit it one time. I have not come across such a useless government before. Please go ahead.

  You have the support of all workers both public and private. If the Mahama has squandered the money he will vomit it one time. I have not come across such a useless government before. Please go ahead.

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• Slayve, Mataheko 9 years ago

  Let these fools go on strike; that's all they know aside "chopping" the dues of the workers. What at all will make the TUC leadership useful and be seen to be working for the ordinary worker on the street? There is practicall ...
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  Let these fools go on strike; that's all they know aside "chopping" the dues of the workers. What at all will make the TUC leadership useful and be seen to be working for the ordinary worker on the street? There is practically nothing so once in a while, they must pour their blinded members onto the streets, give them sachet water afterwards and then the leadership meet in the evening to drink wine and eat chicken. No doubt the TUC had been reduced to a mere political bulldog. Go on strike and still get your salary, you nation wreckers.

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• JAMES Y 9 years ago

  A day never passes when one does not hear that organised labour is embarking on a strike. As this continues, the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), not to mention the Gross National Product (GNP)will continue to fall. In ...
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  A day never passes when one does not hear that organised labour is embarking on a strike. As this continues, the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), not to mention the Gross National Product (GNP)will continue to fall. In effect the same labour force, the poorer and the poorest in the nation suffers even more. To all intents and purposes, strikes are not solution to economic problems of workers. Dialogue and hardworking can yield better dividend. The employer too must do its bid to meet the concerns of workers in a reasonable way. Too much politics is eating into the Ghanaian culture. Like churches springing up all over, it is overtaking the lives of Ghanaians. The consequence of which is no good for everyone including the advocates.

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