Message of solidarity on international labour day

Message of solidarity on the
occasion of international labour day

Capacity Management Centre, Ghana (CMC, Ghana) is pleased to convey a message of goodwill to all workers and people of Ghana on the auspicious occasion of International Labour Day which falls on Wednesday, 1 May, 2013.
CMC, Ghana congratulates all workers for their diverse and contribution to the economic development of Ghana and for their steadfast and historic efforts at national transformation through progressive social and political interventions.
As a country that aspires to full-middle income status, we at CMC, Ghana remain confident of the commitment of Ghanaian workers to the pursuit of enhanced organisational and national productivity initiatives and of the facilitative role that relevant capacity enhancement programmes can make to that end.
In this context, Capacity Management Centre, Ghana is committed to deepening its collaboration with labour in the implementation of practical work related learning programmes.
CMC, Ghana avails itself of this opportunity to felicitate the leadership of workers of Ghana and wishes all workers and their families’ long life and prosperity.
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Editors Note: Capacity Management Centre – Ghana, is a cutting-edge knowledge-based and transmission entity for enhancement of knowledge to improve work abilities. As a work related learning centre, CMC place significant focus on training in ICT Skills for Business, Technical IT, Teacher ICT Training and other IT Training. CMC also seeks to develop the capacity of small and medium enterprises in managing their business through exposure to fundamental marketing and sales techniques. Our SME Business Management Skills Training Programme is designed to equip participants with practically applicable techniques that promote growth and profitability.

CMC Ghana may be contacting at No. 8 Kofi Annan Road, North Legon behind the AGRIMAT house as well as on telephone numbers: +233 (302) 999 080/ (024) 1223466/ (054) 7991911 and also on the following email address: cdcgh@yahoo.com