Two times public sector staff had their salaries forfeited over illegal strike

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• Abena 1 year ago

  In October 2006 , kufou and Paapa Owusu Ankoma ceased Nagrat 's pay and paid them back in 2008 , during the election time and what happened to the npp, they lost miserably and this what is going to happen. They will su ...
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  In October 2006 , kufou and Paapa Owusu Ankoma ceased Nagrat 's pay and paid them back in 2008 , during the election time and what happened to the npp, they lost miserably and this what is going to happen. They will surely lose.

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• Quran is toilet paper 1 year ago

  I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed.

  I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed.

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• CETAG strike is illegal and politically motivated 1 year ago

  Why is the strike still there when they have signed an MoU with government? The leaders can go without salaries for years as their pay masters fund them. What of the rest of the members?

  Why is the strike still there when they have signed an MoU with government? The leaders can go without salaries for years as their pay masters fund them. What of the rest of the members?

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• the Villager 1 year ago

  Ghanaweb, please educate the people properly,
  When you union endorses your strike, it is the responsibity of the union to pay uou for the days or hours you were on strike. It is for this reason that union members pay union d ...
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  Ghanaweb, please educate the people properly,
  When you union endorses your strike, it is the responsibity of the union to pay uou for the days or hours you were on strike. It is for this reason that union members pay union dues. Stop talking about salaries.

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• AHIMADU 1 year ago

  Who said CETAG is on an illegal strike? No court in Ghana declared CETAG strike illegal. So, please come again.

  Who said CETAG is on an illegal strike? No court in Ghana declared CETAG strike illegal. So, please come again.

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• Papa 1 year ago

  All the powers that be know that CETAG Strike is legal. They just want to intimidate them. They should comply with the NLC Arbitrary Awards and keep the salaries. Simple!

  All the powers that be know that CETAG Strike is legal. They just want to intimidate them. They should comply with the NLC Arbitrary Awards and keep the salaries. Simple!

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• Ella 1 year ago

  Pay them and let them go to class. Pay the teachers, pay the boys!

  Pay them and let them go to class. Pay the teachers, pay the boys!

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• Willie 1 year ago

  First of all, the strike by CETAG is legal and it's the only legal strike to have been embarked on in recent times. So if it's illegal why are they still on strike and the labour commission taken them to court. You they don't ...
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  First of all, the strike by CETAG is legal and it's the only legal strike to have been embarked on in recent times. So if it's illegal why are they still on strike and the labour commission taken them to court. You they don't care even if you don't pay them and who looses not them. As a gov't instead of you keeping to your side of the bargain you didn't rather you freeze their salaries. These people the way they're going punish this gov't come Dec, 2024, they will be shocked.

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