FWSC dismisses Akoto Osei’s suggestion over SSSS

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Pelicles 11 years ago

The Public sector work force can be reduced and it will be the right move if only Mahama will have the "gut" to do it. If wages/salaries is consuming at least 50% of the revenue, what is wrong if the public sector work force ...
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The Public sector work force can be reduced and it will be the right move if only Mahama will have the "gut" to do it. If wages/salaries is consuming at least 50% of the revenue, what is wrong if the public sector work force is cut to save money?
Zoobie-Zoobie 11 years ago

the guy is not qualified and does not speak sense... public sector workforce is eating up 75-85% of revenues.

the guy is not qualified and does not speak sense... public sector workforce is eating up 75-85% of revenues.
Efo Paapa 11 years ago

Be prepared to sacrifice your job first. Why didn't Akoto Osei implement the policy when he was the minister?

Be prepared to sacrifice your job first. Why didn't Akoto Osei implement the policy when he was the minister?
John Smith 11 years ago

Efo Paapa, in your own wisdom, do u think this wage bill is sustainable?

This is a very simple and commonsense question.

Efo Paapa, in your own wisdom, do u think this wage bill is sustainable?

This is a very simple and commonsense question.
Period 11 years ago

Due to the special circumstance in Ghana where there is an already high unemployment situation, I would suggest not replacing retired positions, look at part timing, critically check the employment register for all those Ghos ...
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Due to the special circumstance in Ghana where there is an already high unemployment situation, I would suggest not replacing retired positions, look at part timing, critically check the employment register for all those Ghost employees and embark on micro budgeting letting each organisation run itself instead of from the centre.
OBAA YAA 11 years ago

THERE IS NO NEED TO CUT SALARIES WITH THE HIGH INFLATION. IF MAHAMA CUT HIS BILL OF MPs AND UNNECESSARY STAFF NUMBERS AT EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE OFFICES, I KNOW THERE WILL BE ENOUGH IN GOVERNMENT COFFERS TO CATER FOR SINGLE ...
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THERE IS NO NEED TO CUT SALARIES WITH THE HIGH INFLATION. IF MAHAMA CUT HIS BILL OF MPs AND UNNECESSARY STAFF NUMBERS AT EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE OFFICES, I KNOW THERE WILL BE ENOUGH IN GOVERNMENT COFFERS TO CATER FOR SINGLE SPINE SALARIES.
Babs 11 years ago

He should give a better suggestion

He should give a better suggestion
Atul 11 years ago

pity

pity
KK 11 years ago

This is the problem we face: Talk, talk and more talk by self-serving bureaucrats and politicians who are feeding fat on the system. That we need to "sit down"...? AGAIN? We have been "sitting down" for decades now. MP Okoto ...
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This is the problem we face: Talk, talk and more talk by self-serving bureaucrats and politicians who are feeding fat on the system. That we need to "sit down"...? AGAIN? We have been "sitting down" for decades now. MP Okoto is right: Something must be DONE NOW, else Ghana will soon go Greece.

Those who have ears to hear... let them hear!
ADWEN 11 years ago

MAHAMA and his NDC's inability to perform or know where they are leading the country always result in them saying "...We all need to sit down as a country and look at what really is the problem,”
If we all need to sit dow ...
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MAHAMA and his NDC's inability to perform or know where they are leading the country always result in them saying "...We all need to sit down as a country and look at what really is the problem,”
If we all need to sit down and it is possible, then why are you people occupying the positions you are in? Don't underachieving and underperforming MAHAMA know that they were imposed on us to deliver quality services to Ghanaians? MAHAMA and his team are very very dismal.

DKB 11 years ago

You are spot on Adwen! If the CEO is saying we have to sit down and look at the problem now, my question to him is what has he been doing all this time as a CEO? Why are these people so reactive? Majority of these guys are ju ...
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You are spot on Adwen! If the CEO is saying we have to sit down and look at the problem now, my question to him is what has he been doing all this time as a CEO? Why are these people so reactive? Majority of these guys are just not fit to be in such strategic positions. Unfortunately very few people recognise this worrying development. Incompetence, mediocrity and inexperience mixed together is a recipe for economic disaster.
Nic 11 years ago

Truely speaking, Ghanaians like twisting good ideas. I have listen to the tape of Akoto Osei and never heard him say the ssss must be scrab. What he said is professionaly true. Graham says he has finished the first phase of t ...
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Truely speaking, Ghanaians like twisting good ideas. I have listen to the tape of Akoto Osei and never heard him say the ssss must be scrab. What he said is professionaly true. Graham says he has finished the first phase of the structure, hold it there perform a comprehensive evaluation and let's see where we are going, what we did wrong and what should be done befoore the next phase begines, Graham does not understand. Asem koraa ben nni. we should debate the substance of the man's suggestion not trivialising and politicking it.
EL WILLY 11 years ago

Are we to forgotten that it is the HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT that can speeding up our socioeconomic development?Over the years there has been brain-drain in this country,and now that Ghanaian doctors,engineers and all good p ...
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Are we to forgotten that it is the HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT that can speeding up our socioeconomic development?Over the years there has been brain-drain in this country,and now that Ghanaian doctors,engineers and all good professionals are staying in helping the nation to pick up its pace in development.The implementation of SSSS has raised the standard of living of each Ghanaian professional,especially the MPs.Do your home-work well honourable.
Dr Robert Glah 11 years ago

"The implementation of SSSS has raised the standard of living of each Ghanaian professional,especially the MPs"

Is that true?

"The implementation of SSSS has raised the standard of living of each Ghanaian professional,especially the MPs"

Is that true?
EL WILLY 11 years ago

Dr,lam not referring ssss to MPs wage.The evidence is that, the legislatures had an increment of almost 300%.Down from Two Thousand,Two hundred Ghana cedis to almost Seven Thousand Three Hundred Ghana cedis in accordance to t ...
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Dr,lam not referring ssss to MPs wage.The evidence is that, the legislatures had an increment of almost 300%.Down from Two Thousand,Two hundred Ghana cedis to almost Seven Thousand Three Hundred Ghana cedis in accordance to the GDP of our country.Were the MPs not paid arrears from 2009-2012? Purchasing power has also been increased.I do believe in-sight that the inflation rate is in accordance to present GDP indices.As a country, we have to increase the importation to be parallel to or above the exportation as one of component demand of the GDP

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