Strike is still in force – CLOGSAG warns members

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Roy Rogers 12 years ago

Caution: the strikers must know that they will not receive pay/salaries for the days absent. Right?

Caution: the strikers must know that they will not receive pay/salaries for the days absent. Right?
Nicholas J Bedzo 12 years ago

All these motives meant to remove the
President from office with no just
course,fanned by politicians. What again you people wants.

All these motives meant to remove the
President from office with no just
course,fanned by politicians. What again you people wants.
BabaUS 12 years ago

Stay home forever. Good riddance

Stay home forever. Good riddance
Money 12 years ago

The government must sit down and never pay the striking workers for the no. of days they absent from work likewise UTAG POITAG GMA etc.No work no pay.

The government must sit down and never pay the striking workers for the no. of days they absent from work likewise UTAG POITAG GMA etc.No work no pay.
SOLO, HO 12 years ago

NO GOVERNMENT IN GHANA CAN DO THAT NOW. IF THE GOVERNMENT CAN CLEAN ITS OWN HOUSE THEN THIS CAN BE IMPLEMENTED. REMEMBER THE OLD ADAGE "YOU SHOULD FIRST LEARN HOW TO OBEY BEFORE YOU ARE ABLE TO COMMAND"

NO GOVERNMENT IN GHANA CAN DO THAT NOW. IF THE GOVERNMENT CAN CLEAN ITS OWN HOUSE THEN THIS CAN BE IMPLEMENTED. REMEMBER THE OLD ADAGE "YOU SHOULD FIRST LEARN HOW TO OBEY BEFORE YOU ARE ABLE TO COMMAND"
K. Twum 12 years ago

There are certain ways rather than striking to make their demands meet. All those strikes, what if the government decides to cut jobs then what? In some of them minds, they are trying to make the government unpopular but they ...
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There are certain ways rather than striking to make their demands meet. All those strikes, what if the government decides to cut jobs then what? In some of them minds, they are trying to make the government unpopular but they're not thinking about others. Because the government can decide that it has no money to meet all of their demands and start laying off. If that happens, who do you think it will be affected?
Jeff, UK 12 years ago

What work does the civil servant do at all to warrant a premium? I lived in GH sometime back and I know what it means to work in the civil service. Sign in and go and do some other business. Sign out thereafter. Is that what ...
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What work does the civil servant do at all to warrant a premium? I lived in GH sometime back and I know what it means to work in the civil service. Sign in and go and do some other business. Sign out thereafter. Is that what the premium is for?
Pero 12 years ago

I believe People like Jeff should not contribute to these discussions. Are you saying it is only in Ghana that we have civil servants? Do you know that no govt can succeed without the support of the civil service and that is ...
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I believe People like Jeff should not contribute to these discussions. Are you saying it is only in Ghana that we have civil servants? Do you know that no govt can succeed without the support of the civil service and that is why civil servants serve every govt? Go to Kenya and see how civil servants are respected and well motivated such that researchers and university dons are joining the service. AULTA CONTINUA till we are listened to.
zero 12 years ago

no pay no work!

no pay no work!
Bay 12 years ago

By the constitiution every worker can resort strike or withdraw his/her services.The worker must realised that the moment you withdraw your service then you forgo your pay. You are paid for the work you do so if you do not go ...
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By the constitiution every worker can resort strike or withdraw his/her services.The worker must realised that the moment you withdraw your service then you forgo your pay. You are paid for the work you do so if you do not go to work the employer is not obliged to pay you. Even in the advanced countries the employer does not pay the salaries/wages of the workers on strike.therefore the government does not have to pay workers on strike. The workers have to know that there is price to pay for every action.It is their right to go on strike for redress. If they withdraw their services then the employer/government has the right to withdraw the pay. You should not expect the employer/government to borrow money from the bank to pay you. Employers/government allow the employee to exercise their but employers should exercise their right. Does the constitiution say that the employer has to pay the employee for as long as he/she is on strike? Please edugate me on this. The best way to resolve dispute is by talking not by strike

KA AKYIRE 12 years ago

TIME IS PAST WHEN THE ONLY KNOWN CONTRIBUTION IS STRIKE. IS IT NOT A FACT THAT WE HAVE SAT DOWN FOR THE DEMAND OF ELECTRIC POWER AND WATER HAVE OVERTAKEN US? COUNT THE NUMBER OF DEMANDS DAILY ON THESE COMMODITIES AND WHAT WE ...
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TIME IS PAST WHEN THE ONLY KNOWN CONTRIBUTION IS STRIKE. IS IT NOT A FACT THAT WE HAVE SAT DOWN FOR THE DEMAND OF ELECTRIC POWER AND WATER HAVE OVERTAKEN US? COUNT THE NUMBER OF DEMANDS DAILY ON THESE COMMODITIES AND WHAT WE ADD TO THEM YEARLY. LET US STOP THE JOKE/POLITICS. IT IS PAST
Bay 12 years ago

By the constitution every worker can resort strike or withdraw his/her services.The worker must realise that the moment you withdraw your service then you forgo your pay. You are paid for the work you do so if you do not go t ...
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By the constitution every worker can resort strike or withdraw his/her services.The worker must realise that the moment you withdraw your service then you forgo your pay. You are paid for the work you do so if you do not go to work the employer is not obliged to pay you. Even in the advanced countries the employer does not pay the salaries/wages of the workers on strike.therefore the government does not have to pay workers on strike. The workers have to know that there is price to pay for every action.It is their right to go on strike for redress. If they withdraw their services then the employer/government has the right to withdraw the pay. You should not expect the employer/government to borrow money from the bank to pay you. Employers/government allow the employee to exercise their but employers should exercise their right. Does the constitution say that the employer has to pay the employee for as long as he/she is on strike? Please educate me on this. The best way to resolve dispute is by talking not by strike
Papa Yaw 12 years ago

How

How
corleone 12 years ago

this is a joke!

this is a joke!

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