This stupid President must be taught a big lesson.
This stupid President must be taught a big lesson.
Mama Tula 10 years ago
Yes, teach him a big lesson and you will go and sit in the house jobless when the redundancy exercise starts, you will be the first to be affected. Wise up. These double edge, so called TUC leaders are all well to do and they ... read full comment
Yes, teach him a big lesson and you will go and sit in the house jobless when the redundancy exercise starts, you will be the first to be affected. Wise up. These double edge, so called TUC leaders are all well to do and they will give no one a damn what harm they will lead the workers to cause to this country. Greedy b.....s
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago
Author:...OBAA YAA...
OOO FATHER FORGIVE HIM FOR HE KNOWS NOT WHAT HE IS DOING.
A hallmark of any incompetency is an excuse, which by the way is a trademark for Mahama’s Administration an extension Mill’s inability to ... read full comment
Author:...OBAA YAA...
OOO FATHER FORGIVE HIM FOR HE KNOWS NOT WHAT HE IS DOING.
A hallmark of any incompetency is an excuse, which by the way is a trademark for Mahama’s Administration an extension Mill’s inability to perform until his untimely death. Here we go again, putting the plight of suffering Ghanaians into different motions. How long can we wait until you move to your fourth gear?
kwasi 10 years ago
YEBOAH THE CAWARD SHULD STAY AWAY.
WHEN DEMOCRATY AND PEOPLE FACED WITH EVIL INJUSTICE IT IS PROPER TO TAKE A STAND.WE SUPORT TUC FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING FOR OREDINARY PEOPLE IN GHANA
GOD BLESS THEM FOR THE BRAVERY AND CO ... read full comment
YEBOAH THE CAWARD SHULD STAY AWAY.
WHEN DEMOCRATY AND PEOPLE FACED WITH EVIL INJUSTICE IT IS PROPER TO TAKE A STAND.WE SUPORT TUC FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING FOR OREDINARY PEOPLE IN GHANA
GOD BLESS THEM FOR THE BRAVERY AND COURAGE. WE SAY NO TO EVIL INJUSTICES AND ILLEGAL AND IMMORAL UTILITY RATE HIKES OF 69%
Asempaye 10 years ago
Low IQ people like you are the reasons why we have problems in the country. You read a VERY sensible article and comment with insults. People with ltlle brains discuss people, the smart ones discuss issues. Go look at yoursel ... read full comment
Low IQ people like you are the reasons why we have problems in the country. You read a VERY sensible article and comment with insults. People with ltlle brains discuss people, the smart ones discuss issues. Go look at yourself in the mirrow.
Ada Boy 10 years ago
Thanks for the kind response.Union millitancy is not going to create any jobs,what it would do though,it would frighten off investors in an environment where unions articulate wages policy rather business's capacity to pay.Th ... read full comment
Thanks for the kind response.Union millitancy is not going to create any jobs,what it would do though,it would frighten off investors in an environment where unions articulate wages policy rather business's capacity to pay.The huge under employemnt in Ghana is a direct result of very lttle private investment and poor vocational skills.
Sethoo 10 years ago
How can a penniless man lose money?Where are the jobs?Don't come and disturb our ears if you don't have anything to offer.
How can a penniless man lose money?Where are the jobs?Don't come and disturb our ears if you don't have anything to offer.
gghanaba 10 years ago
Ghana is the only country workers emback on strike over ultility prices. Is so sad in modern Ghana. In Uk, the government was rather calling and begging the Energy companies to cut prices but when the companies refused to low ... read full comment
Ghana is the only country workers emback on strike over ultility prices. Is so sad in modern Ghana. In Uk, the government was rather calling and begging the Energy companies to cut prices but when the companies refused to lower them, the government couldnt do anything why? because the government doesnt owe those ultilities.
this is a lesson for the Government. He should sell those companies like tuba's and see where they will go for the strike. If is expensive, just limit its use!
investment in these ndustries are critical for our development. With low tarrifs, no investor will come in. If i become president for one week, the first thing i wil sell is electricity, tema oil refinery and water. Let these three things go out from the government and see where Ghana will develop to
Pressman 10 years ago
Why the propaganda and scare-mongering from this illiterate? If this illiterate has any advice, you should give it to his paymaster. Where on this earth has this illiterate heard taxes on utilities have been increased by 78% ... read full comment
Why the propaganda and scare-mongering from this illiterate? If this illiterate has any advice, you should give it to his paymaster. Where on this earth has this illiterate heard taxes on utilities have been increased by 78%/52%? All enlightened economies strive hard to reduce taxes for their people unlike what pertains in our Ghana.Your regime is clueless and useless to marshal the economy to success.
JOHNSON 10 years ago
WHO BROUGHT THE HARDSHIP TO THE NATION MR. YABOAH? WHY SHOULD GHANAIANS SIT DOWN AND ALLOW A GOVT. TO LOOT THE NATIONS MONEY AND YET YOU WANT THEM THE WORKERS TO NEGOTIATE TO AN UNLISTENING MAHAHAH GOVT? IS THAT WHAT MAKES SE ... read full comment
WHO BROUGHT THE HARDSHIP TO THE NATION MR. YABOAH? WHY SHOULD GHANAIANS SIT DOWN AND ALLOW A GOVT. TO LOOT THE NATIONS MONEY AND YET YOU WANT THEM THE WORKERS TO NEGOTIATE TO AN UNLISTENING MAHAHAH GOVT? IS THAT WHAT MAKES SENSE FOR YOU MR. PAYED FAILED PRES. ASPIRANT? AND THAT HIS HOW YOU FOOLISH PEOPLE THINK AND DO THAT BROUGHT GHANA TO THIS MESS?
Joe, Foley 10 years ago
What a wise analysis by Joseph Osei Yeboah. This are the quality of citizens Ghana needs to move onto advancement and progress. His comment was no political but it showed his concern for Ghana, the citizens and the workers wh ... read full comment
What a wise analysis by Joseph Osei Yeboah. This are the quality of citizens Ghana needs to move onto advancement and progress. His comment was no political but it showed his concern for Ghana, the citizens and the workers which he considered more important than partisanship and selfishness and egotistical attitude by the TUC leaders and their political masters. Again, I applaud Mr Joseph Yeboah for making references to some of the European countries to give weight to his point/view. He did not just make an irresponsible headline comment to cheer the audience in the gallery/circuit. Instead he was objective, he did not do the finger pointing but advanced and suggested a better way the TUC or any labour or organisation could get to talk to address issue in the interest of the nation. Mr Joseph Osei Yeboah also showed that he is quite aware of the problems facing the economies in other countries and the consequences/repercussions on employment. Well done Mr Joseph Osei Yeboah. God bless you I hope others would emulate your love for Ghana. Only the nation wreckers and the would disagree for their selfish political satisfaction.
Mix Breed (NPP NDC) 10 years ago
I am a little bit happy just now. At least we have one thinking Ghanaian speaking sense. Not like some of us posting things here. Did anybody read that the public workers account for 2.8% but takes 74% of the country's revenu ... read full comment
I am a little bit happy just now. At least we have one thinking Ghanaian speaking sense. Not like some of us posting things here. Did anybody read that the public workers account for 2.8% but takes 74% of the country's revenue? People talk and talk and talk without even thinking and I am still wondering.
Are these Ghanaians literates at all? Look, who are most corrupt in Ghana, public sector. Who take the greater percentage of the government revenue, Public sector. Who always cry for more, Public sector. All private workers will go to work come their demo or strike but they will go for that demo.
After all, they don't even go to work most times and even if they go at all, they are late or leave as early as they can when work must still be in progress.
Simple thinking Ghanaians do not know that people are just trying to manipulate them to get power... Awww. Its so sad. You will see even professors and PhD holders just talking politics but not solutions.
I need just one person to say something that can solve Ghana's problem apart from changing power. Because even if we change power and we still don't know what to do, it will still be the same.
This man really spoke and I think he is one of the thinking Ghanaians left in Ghana. Look at what people are posting here, to insult him!!!! Really, Some Ghanaians will really suffer before they die or their children will really suffer. They don't think and they lack the selfless attitude that is needed to move Ghana on.
Joe Black 10 years ago
I think you hit some nerves, how can the gov use 74% of our revenue to pay 2.5% of the population, the best solution is to retrench 30 - 50% of the civil servants.
I think you hit some nerves, how can the gov use 74% of our revenue to pay 2.5% of the population, the best solution is to retrench 30 - 50% of the civil servants.
kwasi 10 years ago
IF YOU JUST LIKE MAHAMA WILLING TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY WHEN GHANA PEOPLE GO TRU HARDSHIP WE DONT NEED YOU ,GHANA PEOPLE SALUT TUC IN THEIR PLANED STRIKE AND RESPECT THEIR COURAGE TO FIGHT FOR ORDENARIY PEOPLE
WE STAND WITH T ... read full comment
IF YOU JUST LIKE MAHAMA WILLING TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY WHEN GHANA PEOPLE GO TRU HARDSHIP WE DONT NEED YOU ,GHANA PEOPLE SALUT TUC IN THEIR PLANED STRIKE AND RESPECT THEIR COURAGE TO FIGHT FOR ORDENARIY PEOPLE
WE STAND WITH TUC 1005 GET LOST MAN CAWARDS LIKE YOU ARE NOT NEEDED
Joe 10 years ago
Have you seen the list of the presidential staffers? That explains the increasing wage bill.
Have you seen the list of the presidential staffers? That explains the increasing wage bill.
Joe 10 years ago
The man does not understand parochial interest. The leadership of TUC are not the only ones to gain when the murderous utility tariffs are staggered. If you do not feel the pinch some of us do.
The man does not understand parochial interest. The leadership of TUC are not the only ones to gain when the murderous utility tariffs are staggered. If you do not feel the pinch some of us do.
GHANABA 10 years ago
Government will have to cut it's payroll by thousands to balance the economy or all the workers will have to take pay cuts. No country will lend the Ghana money to pay unproductive workers. Get a life.
Government will have to cut it's payroll by thousands to balance the economy or all the workers will have to take pay cuts. No country will lend the Ghana money to pay unproductive workers. Get a life.
Jeff, UK 10 years ago
It is up to govt to device means of making trade unions ineffective. Remember the Ridley Plan. Google it and read about it. Govt can kill the effect of trade unions by not paying for any strikes whether legal or illegal. The ... read full comment
It is up to govt to device means of making trade unions ineffective. Remember the Ridley Plan. Google it and read about it. Govt can kill the effect of trade unions by not paying for any strikes whether legal or illegal. The bottom line is, if you are not at work, you haven't done anything to deserve a wage. The trade unions that you contribute to must pick-up the wage for the time you are off-duty
ATTA MILLS BA 10 years ago
Eii Joe when did you became the spokes person for the govt? Is the govt telling us that reducing workers will be the best option? Well that is the style of NDC. In Rawlings time people were laid off with the view that the res ... read full comment
Eii Joe when did you became the spokes person for the govt? Is the govt telling us that reducing workers will be the best option? Well that is the style of NDC. In Rawlings time people were laid off with the view that the rest will be better taken care of but up till now the value is the same. WORKERS ARE SUFFERING. Mahama reduce the workforce now before the stike or forever shut up and reduce the tariff.
Yaw Boateng 10 years ago
It takes wisdom to expose folly. Massa J.O Yeboah come again.
It takes wisdom to expose folly. Massa J.O Yeboah come again.
SULE 10 years ago
The problems and challenges which the gov't is facing, is a creation of their own recklessness, their own corruption riddled activities carefully orchestrated from the very seat of gov't-the Flagstaff house with the active pa ... read full comment
The problems and challenges which the gov't is facing, is a creation of their own recklessness, their own corruption riddled activities carefully orchestrated from the very seat of gov't-the Flagstaff house with the active participation and connivance of the powers that be. This challenges are not the creation of anybody, but that of the NDC gov't headed by the Mills-Mahama-Amissah Arthur administration from 2009 till present. The NDC gov't of Mahama-Amissah Arthur has failed woefully to meet the growth and development objectives of the country with a view to assuage and mitigate the numerous issues militating against their socio-economic development, and it is very instructive to note that, the NDC gov't has rather further compounded and worsened the already precarious situation of the already impoverished Ghanaian, which plight was being addressed competently by the previous NPP gov't, with the result that Ghana, within a period of 8 years was catapulted from a HIPC country to a lower middle income country, in the absence of oil. The NDC gov't has failed and the Mahama/Amissah Arthur administration needs to make way for a much more competent team with the proven track record and the experience to transform Ghana and put it on the path of growth.
MESSI 10 years ago
fooolish yeboah are in government or opposition? have you presented any alternative solution to gov. yourself? you need a political appointment.shame on you .50% deployed 50% and dependents will vote against ndc
fooolish yeboah are in government or opposition? have you presented any alternative solution to gov. yourself? you need a political appointment.shame on you .50% deployed 50% and dependents will vote against ndc
BOY KOFI 10 years ago
Govt must complet the 2 most important economic breakthrough projects in time;the Bui Dam and the Gas Processing Plant if you want people to work productively.Had govt completed these 2 projects in time this tarrif increase c ... read full comment
Govt must complet the 2 most important economic breakthrough projects in time;the Bui Dam and the Gas Processing Plant if you want people to work productively.Had govt completed these 2 projects in time this tarrif increase could have been avoided.Wake up Ghanaian policy makers and see the light.We need Energy Security more than anything else.I hope the TUC strike will shake the govt to sit up well.Thank you.
de 10 years ago
Mr Osei Yeboah may probably have a short memory of the NDC gov't. When has the NDC gov't indicated that it lacks great thinkers in solving the nation's mounting socio-economic problems? Even when the ship is tilting and sinki ... read full comment
Mr Osei Yeboah may probably have a short memory of the NDC gov't. When has the NDC gov't indicated that it lacks great thinkers in solving the nation's mounting socio-economic problems? Even when the ship is tilting and sinking with all their captains and engineers at their wits' end, with a wide array of experienced captains and engineers available to offer support, they (NDC)prefer to refuse any such offers in their fool-hardiness in their bizzare thinking that the ship belongs to them, hence steering it the way they deem fit. All other people are blockheads except them. This is an Executive arm gov't that is deliberately deaf and blind to anything, with an equally accompanying reckless majority in the legislature. A bunch of selfish, reckless, insensitive and sycophantic individuals vested with power to decide the fate of millions of Ghanaians.
Joe 10 years ago
If NDC thinks they cannot govern they should give way to a more competent one to take over.
If NDC thinks they cannot govern they should give way to a more competent one to take over.
B-WISE 10 years ago
Please it is a big lie to say public workers take 74% of total revenue. how much is the average public worker being paid? Is is not the few elites of the nation that are chopping the greater chunk on youe74%??? (The Executiv ... read full comment
Please it is a big lie to say public workers take 74% of total revenue. how much is the average public worker being paid? Is is not the few elites of the nation that are chopping the greater chunk on youe74%??? (The Executive, Judiciary and the legislature???) Our annual salary is their monthly allowance. What are you talking about here? Please stop deceiving the public.
Tibonkoso 10 years ago
Yes go on strike and loose your job and let the TUC pay you. There is only one elected government in ghana you know. Think of that and and ignore your politically biased leaders.
Yes go on strike and loose your job and let the TUC pay you. There is only one elected government in ghana you know. Think of that and and ignore your politically biased leaders.
Tibonkoso 10 years ago
Yes go on and be heros TUC leadership. Ghana dont need heros at this particular time ,we need deep thinkers!!!
Yes go on and be heros TUC leadership. Ghana dont need heros at this particular time ,we need deep thinkers!!!
GOG 10 years ago
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TRUTH 10 years ago
So this one also wanted to be president of Ghana. Is common sense not telling him that foreign companies will soon close down due to high cost of production and the inability of Ghanaian s to patronize their products which wi ... read full comment
So this one also wanted to be president of Ghana. Is common sense not telling him that foreign companies will soon close down due to high cost of production and the inability of Ghanaian s to patronize their products which willl lead to high unemployment? let him make good analysis
TRUTH 10 years ago
Shallow mind. Who employs workers? is this man not aware that in Ghana even PUBLIC TOILETS are politicised where Presidents go out there to commission them. Is he not aware that all Chief executives are government appointees? ... read full comment
Shallow mind. Who employs workers? is this man not aware that in Ghana even PUBLIC TOILETS are politicised where Presidents go out there to commission them. Is he not aware that all Chief executives are government appointees? they are implanted to deceive workers. stomach politics. Which of the workers forced the government to come to power
K.Twum 10 years ago
Daily Garbage will never post sensible articles like this always rubbish.
Daily Garbage will never post sensible articles like this always rubbish.
adwoa 10 years ago
did you see npp government selling government bungalows. that what all these parties come to power for. God help us.
did you see npp government selling government bungalows. that what all these parties come to power for. God help us.
Papa Yaw 10 years ago
Hoe
Hoe
Kojo 10 years ago
now I know where u belong Mr Yeboah
now I know where u belong Mr Yeboah
AWINI EZE 10 years ago
Thanks for that wonderful article. We are the same public workers who plunged the country in to the situation she finds herself today and now we want to turn around and blame governments? Let's be patriotic a little and stop ... read full comment
Thanks for that wonderful article. We are the same public workers who plunged the country in to the situation she finds herself today and now we want to turn around and blame governments? Let's be patriotic a little and stop being hypocrites.why do we always want to consume without thinking of production? What alternative proposals have we submitted to government aimed at improving our revenue base? It is a fact that we are the root of all corruption,as a responsible body, what are we doing or have we done to stop corruption?
We want more power, increased salaries, more roads, just to mention a few, but we don't want to pay for it or even work for it!!This is impossible indeed!!! It is high time government should consider increasing taxes on public sector workers salaries to subsidize utility tariffs.
This stupid President must be taught a big lesson.
Yes, teach him a big lesson and you will go and sit in the house jobless when the redundancy exercise starts, you will be the first to be affected. Wise up. These double edge, so called TUC leaders are all well to do and they ...
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Author:...OBAA YAA...
OOO FATHER FORGIVE HIM FOR HE KNOWS NOT WHAT HE IS DOING.
A hallmark of any incompetency is an excuse, which by the way is a trademark for Mahama’s Administration an extension Mill’s inability to ...
read full comment
YEBOAH THE CAWARD SHULD STAY AWAY.
WHEN DEMOCRATY AND PEOPLE FACED WITH EVIL INJUSTICE IT IS PROPER TO TAKE A STAND.WE SUPORT TUC FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING FOR OREDINARY PEOPLE IN GHANA
GOD BLESS THEM FOR THE BRAVERY AND CO ...
read full comment
Low IQ people like you are the reasons why we have problems in the country. You read a VERY sensible article and comment with insults. People with ltlle brains discuss people, the smart ones discuss issues. Go look at yoursel ...
read full comment
Thanks for the kind response.Union millitancy is not going to create any jobs,what it would do though,it would frighten off investors in an environment where unions articulate wages policy rather business's capacity to pay.Th ...
read full comment
How can a penniless man lose money?Where are the jobs?Don't come and disturb our ears if you don't have anything to offer.
Ghana is the only country workers emback on strike over ultility prices. Is so sad in modern Ghana. In Uk, the government was rather calling and begging the Energy companies to cut prices but when the companies refused to low ...
read full comment
Why the propaganda and scare-mongering from this illiterate? If this illiterate has any advice, you should give it to his paymaster. Where on this earth has this illiterate heard taxes on utilities have been increased by 78% ...
read full comment
WHO BROUGHT THE HARDSHIP TO THE NATION MR. YABOAH? WHY SHOULD GHANAIANS SIT DOWN AND ALLOW A GOVT. TO LOOT THE NATIONS MONEY AND YET YOU WANT THEM THE WORKERS TO NEGOTIATE TO AN UNLISTENING MAHAHAH GOVT? IS THAT WHAT MAKES SE ...
read full comment
What a wise analysis by Joseph Osei Yeboah. This are the quality of citizens Ghana needs to move onto advancement and progress. His comment was no political but it showed his concern for Ghana, the citizens and the workers wh ...
read full comment
I am a little bit happy just now. At least we have one thinking Ghanaian speaking sense. Not like some of us posting things here. Did anybody read that the public workers account for 2.8% but takes 74% of the country's revenu ...
read full comment
I think you hit some nerves, how can the gov use 74% of our revenue to pay 2.5% of the population, the best solution is to retrench 30 - 50% of the civil servants.
IF YOU JUST LIKE MAHAMA WILLING TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY WHEN GHANA PEOPLE GO TRU HARDSHIP WE DONT NEED YOU ,GHANA PEOPLE SALUT TUC IN THEIR PLANED STRIKE AND RESPECT THEIR COURAGE TO FIGHT FOR ORDENARIY PEOPLE
WE STAND WITH T ...
read full comment
Have you seen the list of the presidential staffers? That explains the increasing wage bill.
The man does not understand parochial interest. The leadership of TUC are not the only ones to gain when the murderous utility tariffs are staggered. If you do not feel the pinch some of us do.
Government will have to cut it's payroll by thousands to balance the economy or all the workers will have to take pay cuts. No country will lend the Ghana money to pay unproductive workers. Get a life.
It is up to govt to device means of making trade unions ineffective. Remember the Ridley Plan. Google it and read about it. Govt can kill the effect of trade unions by not paying for any strikes whether legal or illegal. The ...
read full comment
Eii Joe when did you became the spokes person for the govt? Is the govt telling us that reducing workers will be the best option? Well that is the style of NDC. In Rawlings time people were laid off with the view that the res ...
read full comment
It takes wisdom to expose folly. Massa J.O Yeboah come again.
The problems and challenges which the gov't is facing, is a creation of their own recklessness, their own corruption riddled activities carefully orchestrated from the very seat of gov't-the Flagstaff house with the active pa ...
read full comment
fooolish yeboah are in government or opposition? have you presented any alternative solution to gov. yourself? you need a political appointment.shame on you .50% deployed 50% and dependents will vote against ndc
Govt must complet the 2 most important economic breakthrough projects in time;the Bui Dam and the Gas Processing Plant if you want people to work productively.Had govt completed these 2 projects in time this tarrif increase c ...
read full comment
Mr Osei Yeboah may probably have a short memory of the NDC gov't. When has the NDC gov't indicated that it lacks great thinkers in solving the nation's mounting socio-economic problems? Even when the ship is tilting and sinki ...
read full comment
If NDC thinks they cannot govern they should give way to a more competent one to take over.
Please it is a big lie to say public workers take 74% of total revenue. how much is the average public worker being paid? Is is not the few elites of the nation that are chopping the greater chunk on youe74%??? (The Executiv ...
read full comment
Yes go on strike and loose your job and let the TUC pay you. There is only one elected government in ghana you know. Think of that and and ignore your politically biased leaders.
Yes go on and be heros TUC leadership. Ghana dont need heros at this particular time ,we need deep thinkers!!!
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So this one also wanted to be president of Ghana. Is common sense not telling him that foreign companies will soon close down due to high cost of production and the inability of Ghanaian s to patronize their products which wi ...
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Shallow mind. Who employs workers? is this man not aware that in Ghana even PUBLIC TOILETS are politicised where Presidents go out there to commission them. Is he not aware that all Chief executives are government appointees? ...
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Daily Garbage will never post sensible articles like this always rubbish.
did you see npp government selling government bungalows. that what all these parties come to power for. God help us.
Hoe
now I know where u belong Mr Yeboah
Thanks for that wonderful article. We are the same public workers who plunged the country in to the situation she finds herself today and now we want to turn around and blame governments? Let's be patriotic a little and stop ...
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