President Mahama pledges to review Single Spine Salary Structure and pensions

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GHANA 2 months ago

GOD SENT PRESIDENT MAHAMA

GOD SENT PRESIDENT MAHAMA
IVY 2 months ago

WE BELIEVE YOU - GO MAHAMA GO- YOU WILL GO FOR 5YEARS OR THIRD TERM BY ALL MEANS:
WE WILL NOT RISK CHANGING YOU NOW:
WE HAVE SUFFERED ALOT IN SEARCHING FOR A TRUE PRESIDENT WHO LOVES GHANA BUT NOT FAMILY AND FRIENDS:
WE ...
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WE BELIEVE YOU - GO MAHAMA GO- YOU WILL GO FOR 5YEARS OR THIRD TERM BY ALL MEANS:
WE WILL NOT RISK CHANGING YOU NOW:
WE HAVE SUFFERED ALOT IN SEARCHING FOR A TRUE PRESIDENT WHO LOVES GHANA BUT NOT FAMILY AND FRIENDS:
WE WILL DO EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOU THERE FOR ONE OF THIS PROPOSAL :
Dr Mumbi Seraki 2 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
Review it now, not when you are leaving office 2 months ago

Also cancel ex gratia as used promised.

Also cancel ex gratia as used promised.
Yaa 2 months ago

This fraudulent president is still giving promises like he’s in opposition. That what happens when you lie your way to power. Confused man.

This fraudulent president is still giving promises like he’s in opposition. That what happens when you lie your way to power. Confused man.
Jack Toronto 2 months ago

9% salary increment president.

9% salary increment president.
Student 2 months ago

Haven't you heard his own response about benefiting from it? That should tell you a thing or two about any action he is willing to take so far as this topic exist. And he is not alone; it should be a collective effort of all ...
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Haven't you heard his own response about benefiting from it? That should tell you a thing or two about any action he is willing to take so far as this topic exist. And he is not alone; it should be a collective effort of all beneficiaries. There is one thing some are forgetting or forgotten; everyone will answer to God one day. That's what gives some of us some hope, knowing no one will get away with anything. Nyame be tua obiaa ka se ne3 wadwuma te3.
TAKE OR PAY DEMON 2 months ago

You left office owing Tier-2 pendion arrears.

You left office owing Tier-2 pendion arrears.
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Mike 2 months ago

Your records of handling teachers is abysmal.You deceived teachers to believe that 30 percent increase of salaries was bad but you gave us 9 percent, Teachers work for one year and you pay one month

Your records of handling teachers is abysmal.You deceived teachers to believe that 30 percent increase of salaries was bad but you gave us 9 percent, Teachers work for one year and you pay one month

IVY 2 months ago

KWASIA : HOW MUCH DID AKUFO ADDO GIVE YOU:?

KWASIA : HOW MUCH DID AKUFO ADDO GIVE YOU:?
Nii 2 months ago

Can you tell me a single promise that President John Mahama has ever fulfilled since 2013? He's left with just 36mths and he's again promising improvement in SSSS.

Can you tell me a single promise that President John Mahama has ever fulfilled since 2013? He's left with just 36mths and he's again promising improvement in SSSS.
Akwasi Donkor 2 months ago

You're stupid. 30% in 8 years and 9% in 10 months which one is better?

You're stupid. 30% in 8 years and 9% in 10 months which one is better?
Jack Toronto 2 months ago

Don't trust Mahama

Don't trust Mahama
Bentum 2 months ago

Where is our percentage this year , pensioners are asking

Where is our percentage this year , pensioners are asking
Joe USA 2 months ago

SO SO LIES. WHERE IS THE 30 Percent ALLOWANCES U PROMISED TEACHERS IN DEPRIVE AREAS? POLITICIANS WITH LIES.BY NOW SOME TRS IN THE VILLAGES ARE HAPPY WHILES. THOSE IN THE CITIES KNOW THEY ARE LYING TO THEM.SAD

SO SO LIES. WHERE IS THE 30 Percent ALLOWANCES U PROMISED TEACHERS IN DEPRIVE AREAS? POLITICIANS WITH LIES.BY NOW SOME TRS IN THE VILLAGES ARE HAPPY WHILES. THOSE IN THE CITIES KNOW THEY ARE LYING TO THEM.SAD
Joan 2 months ago

There we go again. Last year mr president you gave this same promise when you pleadef with organised labour to accept 10% and that by August 2025 you will put a team together to work toward the review of the ssss.
One year ...
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There we go again. Last year mr president you gave this same promise when you pleadef with organised labour to accept 10% and that by August 2025 you will put a team together to work toward the review of the ssss.
One year down the lane,there is no show at all. You are still promising again without a time line of fulfilment. Eiiiih mr president we are watching
Kojo 2 months ago

We seem to know everything and yet have knowledge about nothing. Compensation management and pension management whether private or public are specialised fields of endeavour that require the know-how, discipline of applicatio ...
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We seem to know everything and yet have knowledge about nothing. Compensation management and pension management whether private or public are specialised fields of endeavour that require the know-how, discipline of application and non-intereference from stakeholders to work. No public sector pay system in Ghana would take hold and work when the very stakeholders who complain incessantly force inequities into the system. We spent 2US$ to install the Ghana Universal Salary Structure (GUSS) and the same amount to have the SSPP. Today we say SSPP was born crooked and is very crooked after a few years of working. It's not true SSPP was born crooked, and so if it is very crooked now, we should interrogate ourselves and know why it is crooked. Blaming whoever brought it is simply hogwash. Our pension system doesn't provide the necessary retirement security because salary contributions are low and poor and restricted investment of pension funds by SSNIT. Simplicita. There is no magic that the solution called "resetting" can achieve
Afua Iceland 2 months ago

When we are all put on the Single Spine Strucure from the President to the cleaner without some on Article 71. And all are put under SSNIT, without some taking their salaries as pension and Cap 30, these disparity won't exist ...
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When we are all put on the Single Spine Strucure from the President to the cleaner without some on Article 71. And all are put under SSNIT, without some taking their salaries as pension and Cap 30, these disparity won't exist. Check the SSNIT indexation for 2026 and you wonder how some pensioners survive. About 80% of pensioners receive less than ghs 2,500 and the highest paid pensioner gets over ghs 201,000. Is it fair? If the Spine is straight for all of us, for Article 71, Cap 30 etc etc, we won't cry, irrespective of low salaries. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
OPOKU 2 months ago

THOSE WHO ARE SAYING BAWUMIA IS THE BRAIN BEHIND GOLDBOD MANAGEMENT OF FOREX TO STABILIZE THE CEDI, HOW COME IT DIDNT YIELD ANY RESULTS AND WITHIN ONE YEAR , SAMMY GYAMFI AND ATO FORSON WITH HIS FORSONOMICS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ...
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THOSE WHO ARE SAYING BAWUMIA IS THE BRAIN BEHIND GOLDBOD MANAGEMENT OF FOREX TO STABILIZE THE CEDI, HOW COME IT DIDNT YIELD ANY RESULTS AND WITHIN ONE YEAR , SAMMY GYAMFI AND ATO FORSON WITH HIS FORSONOMICS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO STABILIZE THE CEDI AND BROUGHT IT DOWN FROM 1 DOLLAR PER 17 CEDIS WHEN THEY TOOK OVER FROM BAEUMIA AS THE HEAD OF THE EMT TO 1 DOLLAR PER 20. 45 CEDIS. BAWUMIA S ECONOMICS IS ONLY TEXTBOOK. HE DOES NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT PRACTICAL AND APPLIED ECONOMICS. WELL DONE GYAMFI AND FORSON. WE ARE REBUILDING OUR WORKING CAPITAL MYJOYONLINE, CONTINUE YOUR PROPAGANDA FOR BAWUMIA. YOU HAVE BEEN BRIBED TEN MILLION DOLLARS BY THIS BAWUMIA SO DONT CARE ABOUT THE SUFFERI NG OF GHANAIANS. FAKE NEWS OUTLET.

OBIYAA 2 months ago

ALL MAHAMA ,S POLICIES ARE HUMAN CENTRED UNLIKE THAT OF THAT WICKID AKUFFO ADDO , BAWUMIA LED GOVERNMENT. E
WICKID SOULS

ALL MAHAMA ,S POLICIES ARE HUMAN CENTRED UNLIKE THAT OF THAT WICKID AKUFFO ADDO , BAWUMIA LED GOVERNMENT. E
WICKID SOULS
Kay De 2 months ago

What about the cancellation of the ex gratia? Lies lies. Lie lie man .

What about the cancellation of the ex gratia? Lies lies. Lie lie man .
Dante 2 months ago

In a small country like ours, we have fragmented salary structures and pensions. Why should some enjoy Article 71, which is colonial structure to cheat Ghanaian civil servants, and single spine structure, which is the most da ...
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In a small country like ours, we have fragmented salary structures and pensions. Why should some enjoy Article 71, which is colonial structure to cheat Ghanaian civil servants, and single spine structure, which is the most dangerous and disparaging. On pension schemes, Article 71 holders go on retirement with their last salary, other public service go on Cap 30 also on their last pay and Civil servants for the dangerous and death trap SSNIT structure. What a system!

Mr President, let us all get a unfied salary structure, Single Spine from the President to the cleaner and a unified pension scheme SSNIT for all. For your information, the least paid pensioner in 2026 is ghs 396.58 and the highest paid pensioner is ghs 201,792.37 per month. This person takes more money than the president of the republic. Is it fair? Mr President please we need a unified structure. TUC why are you looking on for all these years? Thank you.
Afua Iceland 2 months ago

A good piece if and only if the President will listen!

A good piece if and only if the President will listen!
Asem because dabi 2 months ago

Mr revision, when are you going to produce your own policy?

Mr revision, when are you going to produce your own policy?
Jack Toronto 2 months ago

Revision man

Revision man
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