Blame Mahama for numerous strikes - Labour Consultant

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• GHANABA1 12 years ago

  who is to blame my brother? he and his failed cabinet is to be blamed. Ghana was far better under Pres.Kuffour's regime. It is just 5 years ago, just compare the living standard now. It is unbearable and those are looting the ...
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  who is to blame my brother? he and his failed cabinet is to be blamed. Ghana was far better under Pres.Kuffour's regime. It is just 5 years ago, just compare the living standard now. It is unbearable and those are looting the Nation coffers still have mouth to convince some illiterates to believe in all the say. TALK IS CHEAP

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• TRUTH 12 years ago

  Stop spewing garbage here u silly kokoase kuraseni. Kuffour's regime brought relief to drug dealers like u and your cohorts. If u think Kuffuor's regime was better what about the Rawlings' regime? Things were cheaper n living ...
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  Stop spewing garbage here u silly kokoase kuraseni. Kuffour's regime brought relief to drug dealers like u and your cohorts. If u think Kuffuor's regime was better what about the Rawlings' regime? Things were cheaper n living standards n cost of living was better. Did Kuffuor's regime lower cost of living than we experienced during Rawlings' regime? Fool, political animal and nation wreckers!

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• OLD SOLDIER 12 years ago

  When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, h ...
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  When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, he had the gut to recommend his fellow journalists to be executed by PNDC. Pratt even recommended Baako to be killed by the regime, thank God Baako was instead touchered violently and severely but his life was spared. This is what Kwesi Pratt can do. Now Pratt is a secret agent to NDC and US Embassy in Ghana. May God forgive Pratt and spare him the untold evils that will come upon him and his generations. The souls of those journalist killed through Pratt's recommendations to PNDC will never forgive Pratt. Now Pratt has the guts to take Diplomatic Passport and smuggled his weak-headed children to work at the Ministries under Mills NDC, may God forgive Pratt and his dependance and spare them of the evils ahead of them...

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• JAMES BROWN 12 years ago

  The whole of this problem i think started with the parliamentarians pay structure in my book if they are paying themselves soo much for doing virtually nothing what do they expect the other public sector to do left to me alon ...
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  The whole of this problem i think started with the parliamentarians pay structure in my book if they are paying themselves soo much for doing virtually nothing what do they expect the other public sector to do left to me alone the whole public sector worker should emback on a major stike to teach this good for nothing politicians they are not more important than the public sector workers The country needs shakeing up These politians are takeing the country for a ride Citizens of Ghana pls dont let them Otherwise by the time you realise they ha ve distroyed the coutry and your childrens future Please try and get rid of these ligalised thieves for the sake of your childrens future

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• Nii Ansah 12 years ago

  What a country, we only know how to create and make issues terrible instead of solving it, if institutions that were supposed to solve this labour issues failed to do and the President decides to act, why do you blame the Pre ...
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  What a country, we only know how to create and make issues terrible instead of solving it, if institutions that were supposed to solve this labour issues failed to do and the President decides to act, why do you blame the President????? what kind of thinking is this? if we have intellectuals like this consultant thinking like this, Ghana has got a long way to go and develop!

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• Kwadwo Boakye Agyeaman 12 years ago

  Pls stop insulting the integrity of the writer for he has said noting wrong neither is he blaming the president for noting.The writer stated in his article that section 102 of the labour law advised or instructed about the jo ...
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  Pls stop insulting the integrity of the writer for he has said noting wrong neither is he blaming the president for noting.The writer stated in his article that section 102 of the labour law advised or instructed about the joint standing negotiation committee.What he meant is that Government should have invited all the various union groups through the joint standing negotiation committee to avoid any further agitations from the other union groups.The presidents decision to meet only one of the union group is liking to a father who's ten children with same demands are threatening law suit.The father did not bother to negotiate, only to give in to negotiations when one of them sued.Dont you think the remaining nine will follow suit.

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• WELL PAID 12 years ago

  I am sure if he was well paid he will help solve the problem. We cannot work for charuty any longer

  I am sure if he was well paid he will help solve the problem. We cannot work for charuty any longer

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• Ike Kumasi 12 years ago

  fooolish talk

  fooolish talk

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• James 12 years ago

  Yes, if it were to be good, he will recieve the credit. When the SSSS was first itroduced, what happened? He should find ways to solve problems that is what he contested for.

  Yes, if it were to be good, he will recieve the credit. When the SSSS was first itroduced, what happened? He should find ways to solve problems that is what he contested for.

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• shamu 12 years ago

  They create problems and want government to be blamed. NPP dirty tactice

  They create problems and want government to be blamed. NPP dirty tactice

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• MUSAH MUSAH 12 years ago

  foolish animal,you have been in power for five years now and still blaming NPP!

  foolish animal,you have been in power for five years now and still blaming NPP!

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• Advocate 12 years ago

  It is a shame that the country is run by a liar and still Ghanaians continue to hail him. A liar is a thief and in my opinion i dont think such a person can constructively run a government. Ghana will continue to have problem ...
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  It is a shame that the country is run by a liar and still Ghanaians continue to hail him. A liar is a thief and in my opinion i dont think such a person can constructively run a government. Ghana will continue to have problems. Mahama is running the country down, his intentions are not there to help the country but to rob it. Wake up Ghanaians, you can't continue to live in animal farms.

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• ed 12 years ago

  There are times i get the feeling that the so called experts in this country are to some extent responsible for the problems we face in this country. What did the president do wrong when he met the leadership of the striking ...
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  There are times i get the feeling that the so called experts in this country are to some extent responsible for the problems we face in this country. What did the president do wrong when he met the leadership of the striking teachers. Every good father would do same if he found two of his beloved children in a tango. He will bring them together, ask what the matter is and tell them to resolve the issue at stake amicably. I do not think that by his actions, the president took sides in the matter.Strikes have been with us since creation.President, keep meeting every striking groups as a way of helping to heal this age old cancer.

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• WHAANA 12 years ago

  THIS MAN IS NOT A LABOUR CONSULTANT: HE MUST BE AN ARMED ROBBERY, GAY MARRIAGE AND LESBIANISM ORGANIZER

  THIS MAN IS NOT A LABOUR CONSULTANT: HE MUST BE AN ARMED ROBBERY, GAY MARRIAGE AND LESBIANISM ORGANIZER

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• Tetteh Nubuor 12 years ago

  It is about time the central government weaned itself of all these institutions. All these institutions have to be independent of government, so that their performance will always determine and merit what they get for salary. ...
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  It is about time the central government weaned itself of all these institutions. All these institutions have to be independent of government, so that their performance will always determine and merit what they get for salary. So in other words it is pay per performance system as it is in major developed and developing nations. Every individual input will dictate that person's earnings. Period.

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• DREAD 12 years ago

  IS IT NOT THESE SAME PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS CALL ON THE PRESIDENT TO ACT ON SOME OF THESE ISSUES. THE PRESIDENT HAS INTERVENED AND HE IS NOW BEING BLAMED.

  IS IT NOT THESE SAME PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS CALL ON THE PRESIDENT TO ACT ON SOME OF THESE ISSUES. THE PRESIDENT HAS INTERVENED AND HE IS NOW BEING BLAMED.

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• Whatever 12 years ago

  Since the beginning of the year, has there ever been a compelling reason for all these industrial action and sometimes unrest? Most reasons the unions cite are dud, it is petty. I don't mind if people strike for reasons that ...
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  Since the beginning of the year, has there ever been a compelling reason for all these industrial action and sometimes unrest? Most reasons the unions cite are dud, it is petty. I don't mind if people strike for reasons that the executive and the legislature just had their pound of flesh but to strike because of delays in back pay for several month or cold-feet implementation of agree salary structure is just not on because it's it's extreme. At worst, partial withdrawal of services should be the option

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• Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 12 years ago

  What do expect from an incompetent and clueless Prez.?I blame some Ghanaians for giving him a vote!

  What do expect from an incompetent and clueless Prez.?I blame some Ghanaians for giving him a vote!

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• YAM 12 years ago

  he is too weak

  he is too weak

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• Asem 12 years ago

  Where on earth did you learn your labour consultancy??????????

  Where on earth did you learn your labour consultancy??????????

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• FELIX OPPONG 12 years ago

  THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD SEEK TO THIS ISSUE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE FOR IT NOT TO AFFECT OUR EXAM THIS YEAR.

  THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD SEEK TO THIS ISSUE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE FOR IT NOT TO AFFECT OUR EXAM THIS YEAR.

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• Sankofa 12 years ago

  Adjabeng, do you want the President to look on while public servants hold the country to ransom?
  
  Is not sensible to intervene and stop the strike for the sake of all those students starting SSSCE next week?
  
  The fact tha ...
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  Adjabeng, do you want the President to look on while public servants hold the country to ransom?
  
  Is not sensible to intervene and stop the strike for the sake of all those students starting SSSCE next week?
  
  The fact that he has intervened in this strike does not mean he will intervene in every strike.
  
  As a labour consultant, please come up with practical ways of resolving labour disputes and preventing strikes, which have such a debilitating effect on our economy and society.

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• PAA NII TESHIE. 12 years ago

  In as much as I accept the fact that any body can express his or her views on any national issues, I can not agree with Mr Senyo Adjaben that because the presidency intervened in the labor dispute between the Teachers Unions ...
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  In as much as I accept the fact that any body can express his or her views on any national issues, I can not agree with Mr Senyo Adjaben that because the presidency intervened in the labor dispute between the Teachers Unions and the government, other unions who have salary and conditions of service issues to be addressed will necessary have to embark on strike. Mr Senyo's argument is very naive and smacks unpatriotic. Indeed it's time Ghanaian demanded accountability from all who depend on the tax payer for a living. It has become a practice of late for workers to go on strike at the least delay in the negotiation of their conditions of service. What we have forgotten is the corresponding productivity which is seriously lacking and therefore affecting growth and development of the economy and national development. Ghanaians need to understand that we have to work hard to make for whatever we demand.

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