Monumental Rise in Wage Bill

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gg 10 years ago

When you elect a stupid government, this is the end result.

When you elect a stupid government, this is the end result.
Nana B 10 years ago

No job for life, fire all the dead woods in these government institutions.....

No job for life, fire all the dead woods in these government institutions.....
Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo Addo 10 years ago

NAA APPROVE THIS .....
THIS ARTICLE IS ENDORSED BY NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY OF GHANA LED BY NANA AKUFFO ADDO - A NOTED WEE SMOKER, WOMANIZER, PATAPAA AND A FAILED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE..
FOLKS,SINCE COMING OUT I FEEL REAL GOOD ...
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NAA APPROVE THIS .....
THIS ARTICLE IS ENDORSED BY NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY OF GHANA LED BY NANA AKUFFO ADDO - A NOTED WEE SMOKER, WOMANIZER, PATAPAA AND A FAILED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE..
FOLKS,SINCE COMING OUT I FEEL REAL GOOD NOW.FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO DO NOT LOVE TURUMU I MUST TELL YOU THAT YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MISSING.

IN SAN FRANCISCO, WE NUMBER OVER 1 MILLION. WE ARE NOT A MINORITY ANYMORE.

FOLKS, FOR THOSE OF YOU OUT THERE WHO ARE AFRAID TO COME OUT, THE TIME IS NOW .NANA ADDO DANKWA AKUFFO ADDO'S COMMENTS ARE FREE AND BALANCED

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Under President Kufuor, Nana served as the Attorney-General and Minister for Foreign Affairs. He was the flagbearer of the party in the 2008 elections and was again elected in 2010 to be the flagbearer of the party in the upcoming 2012 elections.
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Nemesis 10 years ago

WHEN WE ARE DONE WITH THE CIRCUS IN THE COURTS, THEN YOU SEE HOW MAHAMA WILL PERFORM!!! BTW, DAN THE IDIOT NIGGER WHO LOVES TRUMU, SAYS HE WILL KILL ME-I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHEN?! HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE HEY DAN, ARE YOU GOING ...
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WHEN WE ARE DONE WITH THE CIRCUS IN THE COURTS, THEN YOU SEE HOW MAHAMA WILL PERFORM!!! BTW, DAN THE IDIOT NIGGER WHO LOVES TRUMU, SAYS HE WILL KILL ME-I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHEN?! HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE HEY DAN, ARE YOU GOING TO KILL ME YOUR STUPID COMMENTS? HEHEHE MAYBE, 'COS I'M LAUGHING SO HARD....
GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 10 years ago

MIN WAGE MUST BE BY THE HOUR, NOT BY THE FAY...

MIN WAGE MUST BE BY THE HOUR, NOT BY THE FAY...
Agbee 10 years ago

At times I wonder if some of the commentators who use this platform, were really brought up in ghanaian homes.How can you refer to your PRESIDENT as stupid? Such people are disgrace to their parents whether they are alive or ...
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At times I wonder if some of the commentators who use this platform, were really brought up in ghanaian homes.How can you refer to your PRESIDENT as stupid? Such people are disgrace to their parents whether they are alive or dead.SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME
JAMREAH 10 years ago

WHO INTRODUCED THE SSS POLICY? WILL THAT PERSON COME AND HELP SOLVE THE CHALLENGES? GHANA MUST MOVE TO THE MINIMUM WAGES AND EIGHT-HOURLY WORKING SHIFT SCHEDULE.NO MORE ABSENTEEISM,NOLATENESS NO CLOSING EARLY NO FUNERALS AND ...
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WHO INTRODUCED THE SSS POLICY? WILL THAT PERSON COME AND HELP SOLVE THE CHALLENGES? GHANA MUST MOVE TO THE MINIMUM WAGES AND EIGHT-HOURLY WORKING SHIFT SCHEDULE.NO MORE ABSENTEEISM,NOLATENESS NO CLOSING EARLY NO FUNERALS AND LONG WEEKENDS.INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY.SEVERAL YOUTH WILL GET SHIFTS.REGULAR PAY.MORE TAXES COLLECTED BY GOVT.
Amanoa 10 years ago

Emoluments for the president, ministers and deputies, etc and the appointment aids have swelled up the wage bills as our pays is for chop chop only and nothing else. Corruption the least said about it the better.

Emoluments for the president, ministers and deputies, etc and the appointment aids have swelled up the wage bills as our pays is for chop chop only and nothing else. Corruption the least said about it the better.
O D B 10 years ago

these are the kind of analysis we need to inprove this country but not the stupid once from npp,those crooks and drug dealers,mr.thanks for your piece.

these are the kind of analysis we need to inprove this country but not the stupid once from npp,those crooks and drug dealers,mr.thanks for your piece.
Ganaman 10 years ago

The bitter pill to take but the best way to gain value for money on labour.

The bitter pill to take but the best way to gain value for money on labour.
YoungLiberalsPartyGH 10 years ago

any anything to go by, then Government implimentation of these pay increase should be reflected in all payslips of all civil servants in the Country.

Our team would start research into that reflection next month.

Long l ...
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any anything to go by, then Government implimentation of these pay increase should be reflected in all payslips of all civil servants in the Country.

Our team would start research into that reflection next month.

Long live Ghana.
osei yao 10 years ago

Blame Kuffuor for attempting to subbotarging his successor by signing into law the SSSS.

Blame Kuffuor for attempting to subbotarging his successor by signing into law the SSSS.
SULE 10 years ago

It is on record that Paa Kwesi Nduom who was very instrumental in the preparation and subsequent actualization of this policy had very profound words when the gov't started experiencing difficulties with the SSPP.
And he sai ...
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It is on record that Paa Kwesi Nduom who was very instrumental in the preparation and subsequent actualization of this policy had very profound words when the gov't started experiencing difficulties with the SSPP.
And he said and I quote '' the issue is not with the policy ie the SSPP, but rather, it's implementation '', end of quote.
Time and again, the issue has been raised that, the NDC administration led by the Mahama-Amissah Arthur administration lacks the mental capacity and the intelligence to address the issues and time and again, Ghanaians have been proven right. Aside of this obvious shortcoming which has triggered the retrogression and stagnation that has led to the arrest of our socio-economic development, the NDC party in gov't, led by John Mahama has demonstrated a very marked level of not being credible in the very least and current happenings across all the various sectors speaks to the facts on the ground. Ghana is doomed under this Mills-Mahama-Amissah Arthur administration which has demonstrated a very profound and highly legendary levels of gross ineptitude and crass incompetence.
Concerned 10 years ago

The SSSS (SSPS) has become the scapegoat for the government's wage bill increase. The truth (read TUC articles) is that the gov't also decided to increase the salaries of many workers who weren't on the SSSS. Do any of you re ...
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The SSSS (SSPS) has become the scapegoat for the government's wage bill increase. The truth (read TUC articles) is that the gov't also decided to increase the salaries of many workers who weren't on the SSSS. Do any of you remember that the ministers all got themselves a pay raise of over 30%.

Now the gov't wants to say the people striking have no hearts after "their" SSSS has bankrupted the country. Instead of giving the top people pay increases, gov't should have rather increased minimum wage. They should reverse all increases that weren't SSSS first before trying to blame economic problems on people and programs.

Monumental Rise in Wage Bill

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