GNAT supports TUC on utility tariffs

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• seth 10 years ago

  This Adanusa woman thinks GNAT is an NPP wing?. This same evil woman refused to allow teachers to serve as presiding officers in 2012 election with a stupid reason. She should know that, GNAT constitute about 60% of NDC and w ...
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  This Adanusa woman thinks GNAT is an NPP wing?. This same evil woman refused to allow teachers to serve as presiding officers in 2012 election with a stupid reason. She should know that, GNAT constitute about 60% of NDC and we are not going to set by for her to use our association for her selfish ends.

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• God is great 10 years ago

  yOU ARE TALKING OF BACK PAY AND YOU STILL WANT GOVERNMENT TO USE THE MONEY TO BUY CRUDE OIL FOR VRA. HABA. WE SHOULD BE REALISTIC. QUANTIFY THE AMOUNT OF MONEY WE SPEND ON MOBILE PHONE. BUT ELECTRICITY AND WATER ARE MORE USEF ...
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  yOU ARE TALKING OF BACK PAY AND YOU STILL WANT GOVERNMENT TO USE THE MONEY TO BUY CRUDE OIL FOR VRA. HABA. WE SHOULD BE REALISTIC. QUANTIFY THE AMOUNT OF MONEY WE SPEND ON MOBILE PHONE. BUT ELECTRICITY AND WATER ARE MORE USEFUL THAN THE MOBILE PHONE.

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• KWAME 10 years ago

  The time has come for labour and all worker organisations reqiuest that their emoluments are indexed to living condition in the country at every time.
  Government will give with the left hand and take away with the right. Thi ...
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  The time has come for labour and all worker organisations reqiuest that their emoluments are indexed to living condition in the country at every time.
  Government will give with the left hand and take away with the right. This is an indication is that government is not commited to the well being of workers in the country. All the talks at May Day Assembly are just rhetorics.Otherwise any action taken by government and its agencies will consider the effect it will have on workers in the country.
  I wish to implore GNAT and the TUC to collaborate to go all out on this tariff increase. Workers backing is assured. Any worker who dares to show his/her political colouration should be identified and dealt with in the interest of the common good of labour.
  Government in the face of difficulty has been able to find additional money as bonus for the nationat team. Are the members of the national team not Ghanaians? Cant they also sacrifice for the nation when there is the need for that? This presupposes that government could always find the resources if the need arises. This is an indication that any entity looking for something from government should go all out and get it and Ghanaians must understand.
  This gesture from the government and the president tells volume about their aptitude. I am getting disappointed by the style of leadership and their ability in handling the affairs of the nation.

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• Zangina 10 years ago

  It is encouraging to see the support tuc is getting for their genuine grievances. I just wished that all Ghanaians affected by this harsh living conditions would come out and voice or even demonstrate their displeasure. But a ...
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  It is encouraging to see the support tuc is getting for their genuine grievances. I just wished that all Ghanaians affected by this harsh living conditions would come out and voice or even demonstrate their displeasure. But alas Ghanaians are so polarized politically that we read politics into everything. What is the issue about tuc and gnat being politically biased? I believe they are fighting issues that concern them.

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• Osei 10 years ago

  NDC wanted to stay in power at all cost. State recourses were used, EC was heavily bribed and so also the judges. The judgment debt which was a huge business that profited NDC members have all contributed to huge debt for Gha ...
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  NDC wanted to stay in power at all cost. State recourses were used, EC was heavily bribed and so also the judges. The judgment debt which was a huge business that profited NDC members have all contributed to huge debt for Ghanaians to pay. So why wont the tariffs increase?

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