TUC calls for high wages

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• Ghanaman 10 years ago

  Why did the TUC boss agree to give MPs 200% pay raise, with 3-year back pay, huge ESBs for Art.71 officials? Fools. Now they are begging for dash.

  Why did the TUC boss agree to give MPs 200% pay raise, with 3-year back pay, huge ESBs for Art.71 officials? Fools. Now they are begging for dash.

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• DESSIE 10 years ago

  you better off living in a country with aboundant of food:unlike others that import food from other nations,the price of food taking toll on ordinary people;middle class cant save 5000$ a year;it is a reality,that we should a ...
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  you better off living in a country with aboundant of food:unlike others that import food from other nations,the price of food taking toll on ordinary people;middle class cant save 5000$ a year;it is a reality,that we should all live on

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• killa 10 years ago

  They are the same people in bed with government.....They think we are fools and they should wait for their explosion time...

  They are the same people in bed with government.....They think we are fools and they should wait for their explosion time...

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• ok 10 years ago

  THE GOVERNMENT IS TO COLLECT THE PENSION MONEY FOR SOLDIERS 1988/89 YEAR GROUP FROM THE CDS

  THE GOVERNMENT IS TO COLLECT THE PENSION MONEY FOR SOLDIERS 1988/89 YEAR GROUP FROM THE CDS

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• K Man 10 years ago

  I don't get why there is so much inflation for the common things in Ghana, it's like people selling food items think they can get away with increasing the cost of buying Yam and whatever food substance because of the cost of ...
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  I don't get why there is so much inflation for the common things in Ghana, it's like people selling food items think they can get away with increasing the cost of buying Yam and whatever food substance because of the cost of fuel.
  
  I think there are too many oportunists in the system using the depreciation of the cedis to inflate the costs of their own products (especially ones where importation is limited and fuel costs cannot be justified as a reason to increase).
  
  Something has to give.
  
  Government needs to get costs under control and streamline the public sector wages. Pension off those over a certain age and make capital and IT investments and human investments (by employing the young/graduates).
  
  There is no short term fix to this mess. Ghana needs to lay the foundations from which a recovery can happen, but not with this useless government in charge.

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• APUU 10 years ago

  HEHE THIS HYPOCRITE KOFI ASAMOAH AGAIN. LETS WAIT AND SEE WHAT HE WILL PUT ON THE TABLE AGAIN WHILES HE CONTINUES TO FLY TO SWITZERLAND

  HEHE THIS HYPOCRITE KOFI ASAMOAH AGAIN. LETS WAIT AND SEE WHAT HE WILL PUT ON THE TABLE AGAIN WHILES HE CONTINUES TO FLY TO SWITZERLAND

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