ECG to lay off workers

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CHA 11 years ago

The whole country is in a complete mess now

The whole country is in a complete mess now
Ghanaba 11 years ago

Seems like every year ECG introduces a new kind of meters.

Seems like every year ECG introduces a new kind of meters.
Odeneho Nanasei 11 years ago

Technology is updated every 100 seconds so if we update the system every year, I think it is in order. The incompetence at ECG has little to do with meters though but everything to do with govt policy. Let's get our policies ...
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Technology is updated every 100 seconds so if we update the system every year, I think it is in order. The incompetence at ECG has little to do with meters though but everything to do with govt policy. Let's get our policies ryt and devoid of political interests and we'll be making a headway. If you have a government making piecemeal solutions to crucial factors of the economy in the hope of winning the next election and not securing the next generation, then we need to rethink as a people.
Cabo 11 years ago

They are doing nothing there

They are doing nothing there
Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 years ago

If you just lay them off fast without the conducive atmosphere for them to better their lots, it becomes a recipe for crime. That is what our administrators don't take into consideration.

If you just lay them off fast without the conducive atmosphere for them to better their lots, it becomes a recipe for crime. That is what our administrators don't take into consideration.
Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 years ago

I am not an Ashanti though I have lived there before and have an Asante name too. Test everything starting from Kumasi. So, when demonstrations start from there too, accept them in good faith.

I am not an Ashanti though I have lived there before and have an Asante name too. Test everything starting from Kumasi. So, when demonstrations start from there too, accept them in good faith.
Ayamba Joseph 11 years ago

This will increase the unemployment rate

This will increase the unemployment rate
Dan Buduh 11 years ago

ECG introduces prepaid meters to improve efficiency in revenue collection. This is a very positive approach of systems improvement. In this way, the author of the article is totally wrong by the heading ECG to lay off workers ...
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ECG introduces prepaid meters to improve efficiency in revenue collection. This is a very positive approach of systems improvement. In this way, the author of the article is totally wrong by the heading ECG to lay off workers. The objective is not to lay off workers BUT to deal with the long standing problem of revenue collection of ECG. You title the article as if staff are just going to be laid off for the sake of laying off. You should have titled your article like ECG installs prepaid meters; or ECG improves revenue collection. Let us aim to look out for the positive things and write about them instead of the usual sensationalism. The person who only reads the title without the article will be ill-informed. Please do better next time.

Ayekoo ECG. This is long overdue. Well done and ensure it is well advertised and well installed.

Thank you.
Ayamba Joseph 11 years ago

Why is it that all the bad things such as capitation, strikes and demostrations started from Kumasi and now redundancy in Ecg.

Why is it that all the bad things such as capitation, strikes and demostrations started from Kumasi and now redundancy in Ecg.
Poku 11 years ago

ECG is still viable.

ECG is still viable.

Nii Lartey 11 years ago

They prefer their corrupt NPP saboteur MD than and their corrupt deals than their services to the Nation

They prefer their corrupt NPP saboteur MD than and their corrupt deals than their services to the Nation
kwame 11 years ago

foolish nii lantey

foolish nii lantey
Pround pepeni. 11 years ago

THE TITLE OF THIS ARTICLE IS MEANT TO GIVE THE GOVERNMENT A BAD NAME. AS SOMEONE RIGHTLY SAID, IT SHOULD BE A CASE OF ECG IMPROVING REVENUE COLLECTION NOT SACKING PEOPLE. SOME OF THE WORKERS WILL BE RE-DEPLOYED. I KNOW THESE ...
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THE TITLE OF THIS ARTICLE IS MEANT TO GIVE THE GOVERNMENT A BAD NAME. AS SOMEONE RIGHTLY SAID, IT SHOULD BE A CASE OF ECG IMPROVING REVENUE COLLECTION NOT SACKING PEOPLE. SOME OF THE WORKERS WILL BE RE-DEPLOYED. I KNOW THESE METRE READERS USED TO CONIVE WITH CUSTOMERS TO CHEAT THE SYSTEM, SO IT IS GOOD THAT SMART METRES ARE BEING INTRODUCED. SOME OF THESE METRES HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED IN PARTS OF ACCRA, SO KUMASI IS NOT THE FIRST PLACE.
King Marcus 11 years ago

Go and never come back idiot fools

Go and never come back idiot fools
korkuu 11 years ago

Foolish heading to paint de govt bad

Foolish heading to paint de govt bad
chief 11 years ago

Where is that good for nothing KNUST? Just common metres you can't manufacture, the Electricity company of Ghana must import from China however you walk out feeling proud you are educated and can't do anything. The government ...
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Where is that good for nothing KNUST? Just common metres you can't manufacture, the Electricity company of Ghana must import from China however you walk out feeling proud you are educated and can't do anything. The government must close down this KNUST for us to see that we can't produce scientists to solve our problems. The students are all chew-pour and therefore can't do anything.
HAN 11 years ago

THIS SYSTEM SHOULD BE INTRODUCED IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY TO IMPROVE REVENUE COLLECTION.

THIS SYSTEM SHOULD BE INTRODUCED IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY TO IMPROVE REVENUE COLLECTION.
Boama 11 years ago

Many ECG workers in Ashanti connive with customers to cheat company!

Many ECG workers in Ashanti connive with customers to cheat company!

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