Mineworkers threaten strike

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kusi 12 years ago

We want to know if this mineworkers are on mr govt payroll or not

We want to know if this mineworkers are on mr govt payroll or not
Alabama 12 years ago

Mr Prince William Ankrah, When the price of Gold was sky rocketing and the government floated the idea of windfall tax, mining companies fought tooth and nail against it. WHERE WERE YOU TO FIGHT FOR YOUR CONTRY. Now the price ...
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Mr Prince William Ankrah, When the price of Gold was sky rocketing and the government floated the idea of windfall tax, mining companies fought tooth and nail against it. WHERE WERE YOU TO FIGHT FOR YOUR CONTRY. Now the price of Gold has fallen and your are advocating for tax breaks. I will argue that if they were paying the windfall tax your plea will be prudent and Government will at this time reduce thier taxes for a period.
Nana 12 years ago

I think you don't know what you are talking about. Check the advocates of the Windfall tax and you will realise that he has been actively involved. Since the last two years, NEC has been discussing the need for government to ...
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I think you don't know what you are talking about. Check the advocates of the Windfall tax and you will realise that he has been actively involved. Since the last two years, NEC has been discussing the need for government to introduce this Windfall tax. Kindly check your notes.
KANTANKA 12 years ago

where are u coming from Alabama? you ought to be in the shoes of Mine workers with reference to their tax hikes!Better shut up and lets fight the good fight!

where are u coming from Alabama? you ought to be in the shoes of Mine workers with reference to their tax hikes!Better shut up and lets fight the good fight!
Nana 12 years ago

The reporter either did not attend the NEC meeting or simply did not hear well. GMWU does not negotiate with FWSC but with Mining Companies' Representatives. Prince William Ankrah just cautioned the Labour Commission not to i ...
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The reporter either did not attend the NEC meeting or simply did not hear well. GMWU does not negotiate with FWSC but with Mining Companies' Representatives. Prince William Ankrah just cautioned the Labour Commission not to intervene when we reach a stalemate since their involvement would not help to address the glaring sharp disparity in salaries between expatriates and locals.
Frimpong Manso Dakabre 12 years ago

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Chooooooboeiiii Yaeeeiiiiiiiiii
DIGGER 12 years ago

HEN YOU LEAVE THE MINES UNATTENDED, YOU PLAY WITH SAFETY. MINES BECOME DANGEROUS WHEN LEFT UNATTENDED. SURFACE MINES MIGHT BE OK BUT UNDERGOUND WATER SEEPAGE, METHANE BUILD-UP, SHORINGS LEFT UNATTENDED etc. etc., THINK IT OUT ...
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HEN YOU LEAVE THE MINES UNATTENDED, YOU PLAY WITH SAFETY. MINES BECOME DANGEROUS WHEN LEFT UNATTENDED. SURFACE MINES MIGHT BE OK BUT UNDERGOUND WATER SEEPAGE, METHANE BUILD-UP, SHORINGS LEFT UNATTENDED etc. etc., THINK IT OUT. DO NOT SIT OUT THERE ENCOURAGING THE REAL MINERS TO O ON STRIKE WHILE YOU SIT IN THE OFFICES ABOVE GROUND. DO NOT LET YOUR GREED ENDANGER LIVES.
OTIS 12 years ago

GMWU bravo, keep fighting for miners

GMWU bravo, keep fighting for miners

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